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Dell DJ (Digital Jukebox) and Dell Music Store

Dell announced today that they will be introducing a digital music player as well as an online music store ("Dell Music Store") in time for this holiday season.

Dell is also introducing a new software application -- the Dell Media Experience -- which "converts the PC into a digital entertainment center".

Very few details are provided about the upcoming device and service.

The Dell Digital Jukebox (DJ) is simply described as "a digital music player featuring a sleek design, with large storage capacity, excellent battery life and easy-to-use controls." Details on the Music Store are even more limited and is said to offer "thousands of music selections" and integration with the Dell DJ.

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