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Windows pixiz Media Player 11 (WMP) since Monday to download for Windows XP users for free. New in the media player include the integration of music Urge MTV Networks. Users can download directly from the media player fee music at Urge.
The music service offers its customers a collection of two million songs from more than 110,000 artists. Urge Microsoft is trying to deal with Apple and the iTunes Music Store. Battle to The cost of music Urge are about the same as the iTunes Music Store.
Finally WMP11 provides the ability pixiz to be recognized by certain unique characteristics (audio fingerprinting) audio files. Also, the search function of the media player pixiz improved and simplified navigation, according to the manufacturer.
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