Microsoft Zune 4 GB Multimedia Player - Black
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26 reviews - $28.99 - $125.99
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- Holds up to 1,000 Songs, 12,500 Pictures, or 12 hrs of Video - 1.8 in. Display - Touch Control - FM Tuner - Wireless Sync and... read more
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www.microsoft.com The Zune digital media player is easy to use and easy to love. Store up to 1,000 s...
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Holds up to 1,000 Songs, 12,500 Pictures, or 12 hrs of Video - 1.8 in. Display - Touch Control - FM Tuner - Wireless Sync and Sharing
Besides the obvious trimming down in size, Microsoft did a great job redesigning the look of the Zune 2.
The first-generation Zune media player that Microsoft released last year was a so-so product with a few nice touches. So the question with the new, second-generation Zune is whether Microsoft is ready to surpass its competition, most notably Apple and its
Marketed as the "iPod Killer," the original Zune was anything but. However, the second generation Zune does stand a small chance competing with the industry leader, iPod. However, we still feel that Microsoft still has some ways to go.
