In the office of Microsoft put the ballot box for iPods.

At the headquarters of the developers of the Microsoft Zune player, for fun or for a serious attempt to pay tribute to their own player, a special urn was installed with the characteristic name “iPod Amnesty Bin” (“iPod amnesty ballot box”) into which any interested design team can permanently throw out the player, reports IDG News Service.

According to one of the project participants, who, by the way, is himself an iPod player user, this box was made just for fun and for nothing more. As you can see from the photo, there were not many people who wanted to throw away their iPod, and only a few players lay at its bottom - mainly from the first generations.

“If a Zune developer throws out an old version of the player and buys a new one, even the same iPod, he can create a stronger competitor,” comments Microsoft analyst Matt Rosoff (Matt Rosoff). Apple representatives have so far refused to give their comments.