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Above are screen shots from a coming Zune Advertisement. What would you do with a Zune with a HD screen? Watch NETFLIX movies on it? I want to know when this is coming out, perhaps late summer? Tell me what you think in the comments.

[via Engadget]

Update:

Quoting Technologizer

“Technologizer has learned that rumors surrounding the fourth generation Zune model are indeed true, and Microsoft’s music player would be getting a high-definition upgrade sometime in the fall, most likely in September or October. Sources close to the Zune team indicate that Engadget’s shots of the marketing materials are indeed authentic, but are fairly tight lipped on exactly what the player may have.

What we do know is this: the size of the device is set to come in smaller than the iPod touch (although we believe in size, not in thickness). Capacities should be competitive with that of the iPod touch, and like the touch, it would sport a touchscreen interface. The old click wheel would be replaced with a single-button as the pictures show.

In the form of another cryptic tweet, VolvoShine has brought us more great news. Today he posted on twitter the following:

Quoting: VolvoShine on twitter

Volvoshine: Woah, just got hit with some far out Zune News from a trusted source, you wouldn’t belive it if I told you. Trust me on this one

So of course him being such a teaser didn’t post it up as a obvious tweet, but instead made it a bit cryptic.

Quoting: VolvoShine on Twitter

VolvoShine: @HeathWhiteaker If I said Nothing Everyone Thinks, Fudge Lets Ignore his eXtra tweets. Thats All I can say for now

Check yourself, He had those bold and underlined letters capital from the original tweet. Now this has not been confirmed in anyway by MS, but I would believe it with NETFLIX being on the XBOX 360. This would be a killer feature to have on a portable device like the Zune.

Tell me what you think in the comments.

Today Boxee added Netflix streaming to its feature list.  I have heard people begging for it for a while now and it is finally here. It is only available on Mac and Linux for now, with Windows versions to come.