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Super slim and ultra-portable, the Zune 80GB Video Player makes it easy to take your music, videos, pictures and podcasts wherever you go. Listen to your favorite radio station with the built-in FM tuner or wirelessly share tracks with your friends to discover new music on-the-go. Browse the Zune Marketplace to choose from millions of songs, albums, DRM-free MP3s (without digital rights management), music videos, podcasts and more. Refresh your Zune with new content anywhere you charge your device. Connect to your PC through your home wireless network by setting your Zune to automatically sync the latest podcasts, music and more from your stereo dock, AC Adapter or speaker dock accessory. Share full-length tracks of your favorite songs, albums, playlists, pictures and even audio podcasts. Listen to the full track of any song you receive up to three times and even pass along songs you receive to other friends who have a Zune. If you like a song you receive, you can easily add it to your wish list and then buy it from your PC the next time you sync. Fly effortlessly through your song, picture and video collections with innovative new touch controls that let you brush or click Zune software will now automatically import broadcast content recorded on Windows Media Center for Windows Vista Home Premium or Ultimate so you can sync it onto your Zune wirelessly Zune software will automatically import your existing music, pictures and videos, including music you have ripped into iTunes and Windows Media Player, even transferring your existing playlists and song ratings in one easy step With the built-in FM tuner you can listen to your favorite local FM radio stations while seeing the name of the song and artist currently playing on select frequencies Plug your Zune into your Xbox 360 and customize the soundtrack in your favorite games

Electronics:
80 GB digital media player stores up to 20,000 songs, 25,000 pictures or 250 hours of video, Features wireless Zune-to-Zune sharing so you can swap tracks and other media, Big, bright, 3.2-inch LCD color screen, Compatible with Zune Marketplace for media downloads and subscription services, Automatically imports your existing music, pictures, and videos form iTunes and Windows Media Player in a variety of formats

Company: Zune

(2007-11-13)

List Price: $249.00
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Incipio Z-137 Flip Leather Case for Zune 80GB (Black)

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This classic design offers great access and excellent protection. Your Zune has to be ready for today’s fast paced world. The Incipio Flip case is up to the task. The Flip case is made of premium supple leather on the outside and soft micro-suede lining. Features Specifications

Electronics:
Made of high-quality, premium Top-Grain Leather, Easy access to all buttons and features, Clear shield protecting the screen, Backed by Incipio’s lifetime warranty.

Company: Incipio

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Incipio Z-127 Kickstand Leather Case for Zune 80GB (Black)

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The Incipio KickStand Case is a compact case that provides easy access to your Zune at all times. The case is elegant, slim, and made of premium top-grain leather. The durable construction offers long-lasting protection for your Zune and is backed by Incipio’s legendary lifetime warranty. Features Specifications

Electronics:
Kickstand folio design allows you to watch your videos while the case holds your device., Made of high-quality, premium top-grain leather., Easy access to all buttons and features, Clear shield protecting the screen, Backed by Incipio’s lifetime warranty.

Company: Incipio

List Price: $24.99
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Some helpful things you might not have known about the Zune

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From Mario C

Hey, I just got my zune a few weeks ago and what can I say? I love it to death… Here is some very helpful things for all you newer Zune owners out there that you most likely didnt know.

1. When you first delete all the content on the zune that came preloaded, it will say on the Zune software that the Zune has 27.7gb capacity… but even though you deleted every file on the Zune it says that there is only 27.4gb available… what happened to the 200+mb?!?! This puzzled me for a few days until i finally found the answer:
The zune by default must reserve at least 1% of all the harddrive on the Zune for your Inbox, that is where incoming Music/Photos come in via Wi-Fi Zune-Zune Transfer.. Simple, simple answer to a very frustrating problem.

2. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT let the battery completely drain to the point where it is forced to shutdown. When the Zune has 2-5 minutes of battery life left, it will give you a warning message that pops up, listen to it and shut of the Zune as soon as you can. Why? because the Lithium Ion battery isnt designed to be completely drained, and when it does the next time you fully charge it up, it will last slightly less. This can build up overtime and cause your battery to permanetly die very quickly (within 1 year).

3. You can use the Zune while its charging via USB. Heres how:
The Zune software is actually well designed. When it is open and your Zune is connected to the computer, the zune will say “Connected” with that circle of dots, but if you closet he Zune Software WHILE the zune is still plugged in and charging, the screen will flip to the main menu and your zune is now fully operational while its charging via USB.. something the ipod+itunes doesnt offer.

4. Heres some cool key-combinations for the Zune:
press and hold the “back” button as well as the “down” directional pad at the same time and your zune will go into deep-sleep mode.

press and hold the “back” button as well as the “center” and “left” directional pad buttons and the Zune will delete everything it has on it, as well as the firmware.

press and hold the “back” button as well as the “center” and “right” directional pad buttons to delete everything on the Zune except the firmware.

when the zune is in the deep sleep mode, the only way you can turn it on is by pressing and holding the “play/pause” button for about 2-3 seconds.

5. Most should probabally know this already, but the backside of each ear-bud that comes included with the zune is slightly magnetic. When they are together this helps by reducing tangle within the wires.

6. The included Zune sleeve/case is actually all that you need to protect your Zune, since the outer body of the zune is indeed scratch-proof, the only thing that isnt is the screen, but even that is alot more scratch-resistant than the ipod’s. So when you are walking or whatever and the zune is in your pocket, if you put the included sleeve around it, the zune will remain scratch free. Unlike with the ipod, where even when its in the case it still seems to scratch up.

7. If your not going to use the Zune for another 15+ minutes i recommend to put it in “deep sleep” mode, if you remember, you just press and hold the “back” button as well as the downward button on the directional pad, granted the zune will take about 5-10 seconds until you can start using it, apposed to the instantaneous startup when you just press and hold “play/pause”. But this will actually increase your average battery life by alot! When it is in Deep Sleep mode, it is fully turned off. When you just press and hold “play/pause” to turn it off, it really only goes into screensaver mode, which granted still saves power, but the device itself is still turned on.

8. If you used to have an iPod and you ripped all of your CDs using iTunes, chances are itunes tipped them into AAC format (apples own format, similar to how WMA is to Windows). Now the zune actually does support AAC, so if you had an iPod but you never bought songs off iTunes, you just bought the CD and ripped it using itunes, then your entire library will sync and play perfectly with the Zune. Its just the AAC songs that you get off iTunes Music Store that wont work with the Zune.

9. Some Power-Saving techniques
A. Set display brightness to “low” this can be done in the Settings menu of the Zune
B. Set the back light timer to 5/15/30 seconds, instead of the default 1 minute. This can be done in the Settings menu of the Zune.
C. use the “deep sleep” mode when zune isnt going to be used for 15+ minutes, as i said before, press and hold the “back” button as well as the down button on the directional pad at the same time.
D. turn Wi-Fi off when your not needing it, like if your jogging/walking you dont want someone to send you a song while your trying to work-out, same thing if your driving/riding in a car. Only use Wi-Fi when you want to, like if your in a busy area and you just want to see if other zunes are around. Turn it off in the settings menu of the Zune.
E. Limit your video watching, watching videos severely runs the battery, so limit video watching as much as you can.
F. When the zune is not in “deep sleep” mode, you just pressed the “play/pause” button to turn it off, put the hold-switch on to prevent it from turning on accidentally.
G. The EQ actually does lower your average battery life, so if you want to maximize battery life dont use the EQ.

10. THE ZUNE IS A KILLER PRODUCT DONT LET THE ZUNE-HATER S/IPOD-LOVERS FOOL YOU.

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I really wanted to like this!, November 17, 2006

By	M. Sullivan (Richmond, VA United States) – See all my reviews

I got my Zune two days ago and exchanged it for a black 5.5 gen iPod today (I had sold my white 5 gen iPod to buy the Zune).

I was really excited about the Zune, and really wanted to enjoy it. I was looking forward to the large screen, and connecting it up to my 360. But alas, it was not meant to be. The device itself is great, I loved the design, it felt great in my hand (despite being a bit thicker than I would have liked), the screen is beautiful, and the menu system seemed very easy to use. The software loaded fine on my computer, but when I connected my Zune, that’s where things went shady.

I disconnected and reconnected my Zune many many times, and got varying results (but never the desired ones). Sometimes niether the Zune nor the software would do anything…sometimes the Zune would start charging, but nothing else…sometimes the the Zune would say “Connected” but nothing would happen on the software side. Once (once!), it actually worked…the Zune said “Connected” and the device showed up in the software and started to update the Zune firmware…then it froze. I even tried removing the software a few times and reinstalling it, to no avail.

I wasted six hours over two evenings trying to get this thing to work, and I had enough. At least I got a new iPod out of the ordeal.

My advice:
- If you own an iPod, keep it! Maybe upgrade to the 6 gen when they come out, as they’ll likely feature the few things about the Zune that make it appealing.
- If you’re looking for your first media player, consider the iPod or Creative Zen before even thinking about the Zune.

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Not as good as I hoped, November 19, 2006

By	C. Franz (Zurich, ZH Switzerland) – See all my reviews

I’m a serious gadget junkie. I have more mp3 players than I care to admit – iPod, iRiver, even a Rio. You name a player, I probably have it. I was very interested in Zune, and the fact that I now have one here in Switzerland where it officially can’t be bought yet shows to what length I was prepared to go to get it.

First the good:
+ Zune’s sound quality is good (I did not use the earphones that come with it, though),
+ Browsing your music is simple. The transitions between menus is slick, and the user interface is quite intuitive.
+ It feels solid, and does not pick up scratches or fingerprints as easy as it’s direct competitor, the iPod.
+ Purchasing songs is simple, and can be done worldwide.
+ Large color display is bright, colors are vivid. Good playback of videos. So-so display of images.
+ Plays my unencrypted (DRM’d) WMA, MP3, AAC files

The bad:
- Zune’s software (the part you install on your PC) was a mess to install, and did not install on the Vista beta (This will hopefully change with the final release of Vista).
- It looks nice, but the marketplace experience does not hold a candle against iTunes Music Store (neither does the selection). Also, you purchase using ‘MS points’ that can only be purchased in chunks of 5 USD or more, and it’s not easy to convert the points to my local currency. There currently is no video selection, nor can you easily subscribe to podcasts
- Zune can’t load my previously purchased (DRM’d) WMA files (Plays-for-Sure). Zune, from MS does not conform to ‘Plays for sure’ by MS. This means you must re-purchase all your songs.
- Zune songs can’t be played by other players. In this regard Zune is as bad (a closed system) as the iPod. Wasn’t Bill Gates on the record saying that ‘People want choice’? Well, not if you own Zune – at least for now.
- Does not play video formats other than WMV (i.e. no m4v, mov)
- You can’t use Zune as an external hard drive. I couldn’t believe it myself either. Why???
- I must physically connect Zune to my PC to load songs – Zune currently can’t sync wirelessly.
- You can’t use Windows media player to manager your Zune’s content
- For some reason I am unable to listen to Zune while it’s charging. This may be a fault of mine, though.
- The scroll wheel is not a scroll wheel. It integrates well with Zune’s interface, but is not as efficient as the iPod’s wheel it obviously resembles
- The color display’s resolution is the same as the iPod’s, just bigger. Side-to-side comparison between a video played on the iPod and Zune shows a distinct advantage for the iPod, because the image (even though smaller) looks much sharper. It would have been better if Zune had a higher resolution.

I was unable to try the song sharing feature (for obvious reasons – no-one else has it here).

All in all I am seriously disappointed by Zune. The player itself is nice – the whole package (player, software, experience), however, is riddled with half-baked features, or intentional restrictions that make no sense. Comparing it directly to the other closed-system competitor, the iPod, shows that Zune has a long way to go just to catch up. It fares OK when compared with other mp3-players – until you realize that you’ll have to re-purchase your music. If you are prepared to take that step you might as well go with the iPod, which is clearly the better package.

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Good jumping off point for Microsoft, November 14, 2006

By	Jordan “Jordan” (Sacramento) – See all my reviews

It’s impossible to not compare the Zune to the iPod so I’m not even going to try, but let’s get one thing out of the way right quick: Anyone who calls the Zune an iPod killer needs to have their head examined. Let’s not forget that there are many people who have invested hundreds or thousands of dollars into iTunes music, so they’re pretty much iPod customers for life(as Zune customers will be if they choose to use the Zune marketplace, but more on that later). And in case you haven’t noticed, the iPod is a pretty darn good device. The Zune doesn’t really offer anything that should have iPod+iTunes users jumping ship, but it does offer a compelling option for those looking to purchase a product like this for the first time or iPod users who have chosen to continue to buy CDs instead of digital albums.

The first thing you’ll notice after purchasing the Zune is that if they ever gave away some type of award for product packaging, the Zune would probably win it. The brown portion of the Zune box slips off to reveal a compartmentalized box inside that includes the Zune, the docking cable, stock earbuds, the Zune software, the token cheap felt case, and the documentation.

Onto the Zune itself. Even at 30 gigs it’s a bit longer and thicker than the 80 gig iPod. It is substantially heavier but not to a fault. Those looking to use an MP3 player for active use will probably want a flash player anyway. Where the Zune holds a big advantage over the iPod however is the rubbery-plastic finish. Whereas the iPod’s glossy finish is a magnet for fingerprints, the Zune’s rubbery plastic feel attracts virtually no fingerprints, and when it does they simply wipe off. The screen accumulates them quickly, and while a thin plastic film coating is included, it has some large text on it, so you might have to invest in a third-party screen protector. Bummer. The control pad has been often maligned for not being a scroll wheel, but I don’t understand why. Is moving your thumb around in circles really THAT intuitive?

Onto the software. It’s a bit dissapointing that the Zune doesn’t simply intergrate seamlessly with Windows Media Player 11 like most MP3 players now do. Instead you’ll have to install the dedicated Zune software, which is essentially Windows Media Player 11 in some new clothing and with the Zune Marketplace built in. There have been many reports of hiccups installing the new software, so beware. It seems I was lucky. Once you do get the software going, syncing your music library to your player is a breeze, with a transfer speed of about two seconds per song.

As I said, the Zune software is essentially WMP11 with the Zune Marketplace included. The first time you enter the marketplace the software will ask you for your Windows Live ID. This is where one very cool perk comes into play if you are an XBox Live user. When you login with your ID, your Zune Marketplace account automatically links up with your XBox Live account, so you can share your Microsoft Points you already have across both services! Very very convienent.

Unfortunately, that may be the highlight of the Zune Marketplace. Graphically, it can’t hold a candle to iTunes and is pretty darn ugly. Users can’t review albums, and it as of yet doesn’t offer anything besides music(this is probably going to change very very soon). I don’t even use an iPod and I like browsing the iTunes store to see what’s new and read user reviews. I couldn’t imagine using the Zune Marketplace for anything except buying an album. But even that wouldn’t be advisable, since the music you purchase on the Zune marketplace will work ONLY on the Microsoft Zune and nothing else. So until it starts offering TV Shows and movies, the Zune Marketplace is a major dud.

This is where the real treat comes in, once you get your music onto the Zune and fire it up for the first time, many of your initial doubts will vanish. The screen is large, bright, and the background is fully customizable. The interface is a huge breath of fresh air after using the stale Artist>Album>Song system on iPods and Creative players for so many years. Instead, Artist, Album, and Song are listed horizontally at the top of the screen, and as you move the cursor over each option all of the items spill out down the substantial screen, with thumbnail album art included! When you do choose a song, the album art for that song dominates the screen, and the sound quality is excellent. You can easily adjust the volume by pressing up-and-down on the control pad, and scroll through the song by pushing left and right.

So music playback is a huge “hit”, but how about the video? The format support is pretty limited, and while the Zune software will convert just about anything, the playback format of converted videos is pretty poor. It was also a puzzling move for the Zune to have a 16×9 screen but only support 4:3 resolution. The stretching of the picture doesn’t really take that much away, but it seems a bit pointless. One handy feature is that the control pad will re-orient the controls for the Zune when you hold the player sideways.

One last thing, you might have noticed I haven’t even mentioned the much-hyped wi-fi feature. Why? Because it’s practically useless. Songs received via wi-fi transfer can only be played three times within a three day period, and songs by some artists(such as the Rolling Stones) won’t even transfer at all! The wi-fi capabilities of the Zune certainly offers exciting possibilities for future firmware updates, but they’re certainly not present now.

So that’s it. The Zune offers nothing that will have seasoned iPod+iTunes users jumping ship, and it certainly’ won’t kill the iPod, but the exceptional physical design, vastly superior user interface, and wi-fi possiblities in the future warrant a serious look by shoppers.

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Amazon.com Product Description
Entertainment and sharing to go. That’s the Zune 30 GB Digital Media Player. The Zune plays music and videos, displays images, and unlike the iPod, it even receives FM radio so you can stay on top of local news or sports. Designed around the principles of sharing, discovery, and community, Zune connects people and empowers them with the tools needed to share entertainment experiences. The Zune experience is centered around connection–connection to your library, friends, community, and other Zunes. It’s powered by software that allows users to manage files on the player, rip audio CDs, and buy from a wide selection of music and videos at the Zune Marketplace.

The Zune is a 30 GB digital media player, but there’s a twist. You can wirelessly share selected full-length sample tracks, playlists, pictures, or your own home-grown tunes directly from Zune to Zune (within 30 feet). You can listen to the full-length songs that you receive up to three times in three days, flag the ones you love, and easily buy them the next time you sync up–its like test-driving songs before you purchase an album.

The Zune’s navigation is simple and intuitive with a scroll wheel and basic buttons, and the big, bright screen makes it easy to browse music and show off your favorite pictures and videos. This attractive, smart device stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 100 hours of video. Get creative. Make playlists on the go and watch slide shows while you’re listening. And if you’re watching video on the Zune, you’ll be pleased with the landscape mode that allows you to get the most out of the vivid display.

Zune-to-Zune Sharing
Don’t forget the primary principle of the Zune: sharing. With this device in hand you’re holding an opportunity to share music and photos wirelessly from one Zune to another. Send your favorite tracks or images to your friends, or just about anyone with a Zune that’s within your reach.

Whether you’re walking down the street, in a room with a bunch of friends, at a concert, at the airport, or on the bus, you can whip out your Zune and see all the other Zune devices that surround you. In the blink of an eye you’re connected to your best friend and you can send over your band’s newest song. Another friend might get the hilarious podcast your little brother made at school, plus that hot new song you just downloaded from the Zune Marketplace. And, of course, there’s all the good stuff that your friends want to send back your way. The connections are made and the Zune community grows.

Best of all, the song you sent (or received) isn’t a short 30-second preview–it’s the whole song. Your friend can sample the song up to three times in three days, flag it on their device and then buy it from the Zune Marketplace. You can send pictures, too. If you loved the photo of your dog at the park and you just have to share it with your buddies, shoot it off to whoever is around. And any pictures that are sent or received can be kept and viewed indefinitely.

Sometimes you don’t want to be noticed, and the Zune allows you to fly under the radar. All you need to do is turn the wireless function off, or adjust the privacy settings to control whether people can see you are online. And if you want to keep your Zune private while studying in the library or reading the newspaper on the bus, you can also block Zune devices in wireless range from sending you a song.

Zune Marketplace
Zune makes it easy to find music you love–whether it’s songs in your existing library or new music from the Zune Marketplace. You can easily import your existing music, pictures, and videos in many popular formats from your PC and browse millions of songs at the Zune Marketplace where you can purchase individual tracks or buy a Zune Pass subscription to download as many songs as you want for a flat fee. Plus, you can apply Microsoft Points towards the purchase of music so you can buy online without a credit card for added security. At the Zune Marketplace you can read over 100,000 artist biographies and features from leading magazines including XLR8R, NME, and FADED, and you’ll have easy access to Billboard Charts, including Billboard 200, Hot 100 Songs, and more. You’ll even be able to browse what people in the Zune community are listening to by checking out the Zune Charts.

Pre-Loaded Content
Zune is a vehicle to explore new sounds and share entertainment experiences. With that in mind, the Zune comes pre-loaded with a variety of songs and videos from hot, new artists, as well as some fun films and images. With something for everyone, the pre-loaded Zune content may help you discover your new favorite band, but at the very least you’ll have some entertainment at your fingertips so you can start connecting and sharing. Zune pre-loaded content includes loads of audio tracks, music videos, and film shorts, plus 12 classic rock posters from “Art of Modern Rock: The Poster Explosion.”

Zune Accessories
You can choose from a full line of accessories to outfit your Zune. These three Zune Accessory Packs provide complete solutions for Zune in your car, in your home or while you travel. Individual accessories are also available.

The Zune Car Pack includes everything needed to hit the road with a Zune device, such as the built-in FM tuner with AutoSeek and the Zune Car Charger.
The Zune Home A/V Pack enhances your experience in the home through five products that integrate Zune with the TV and music speakers: Zune AV Output Cable, Zune Dock, Zune Sync Cable, Zune AC Adapter and the Zune Wireless Remote for Zune Dock.
The Zune Travel Pack is a set of five products designed to keep friends and family entertained on the road: Zune Premium Earphones, Zune Dual Connect Remote, Zune Gear Bag, Zune Sync Cable and the Zune AC Adapter.

What’s in the Box
Zune 30 GB Digital Media Player, earphones, USB cable, and sleeve.

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Customer Review: Zune 80 GB Digital Media Player Black 2nd Generation

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Zune 80 GB Digital Media Player Black 2nd Generation

Customer Reviews

A one (run-on) sentence review
After using the Zune2/ZuneMarketplace for two weeks, I returned to the iPod/iTunes world for one day – it was a bleak, depressing, barren world so I ran screaming back to the light.

In a word, sweet.
Got my Zune on Monday, moved 35 GB of music to it, and I have to say, no EQ doesn’t bother me at all (I thought it would). It sounds great, fantastic. SQ is to me is what makes a DAP worth it (that and 80GB). Makes my Atrio M5 and Yuin PK1 phones sound even more spectacular. Using it with a headphone amp makes it even better. Software isn’t perfect, but okay. Only crashes once a day.

Great player and Bad software
The player itself is really good.But to bad its linked to the worse music software i’ve ever used. I returned mine after 1 day. It can’t even get the album artist and tags right. And they dumbed it down so badly that now its annoying and intrusive. Its constantly syching even when you don’t want it to. And podcast..If you like podcast be prepared for an hour or more of syching the device. And that means you can’t do anything. What i found really annoying is, I use other programs like winamp just to listen to podcast on my pc. This software listed them in my music collection and they were just blank url’s with the podcast logo. I didn’t want it to sych winamp at all. You really can’t do anything with it until Microsoft patches it and who knows when that will be. I would say skip the Zune for now. For me it was a mistake to buy this. And its really to bad. The player is great,but the software kills it. I will never buy any mp3 player that is linked to its own software again(ipod and zune). I bought an Archos 404 and could now be happier.

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Zune 30GB Digital Media Player (Black)

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Zune 30GB Digital Media Player

List Price $199

Product Description

The Digital Media Player reinvented. With the new Microsoft Zune you can wirelessly share selected full-length sample tracks, playlists, pictures or your home-grown tracks directly from Zune to Zune. Listen to those received full-length songs up to three times in three days, with the option to flag the ones you like to easily purchase them the next time you sync up. Browse the Zune Marketplace for access to millions of songs, old and new. Use the bright 3″ LCD screen to watch your favorite videos or browse pictures of your family and friends. 30GB of storage means plenty of space for your music, photos, and videos. Never grow tired of your music with a built-in FM tuner for access to local FM radio broadcasts. Reinvent your digital media experience with the Microsoft Zune! Import unprotected music, photos and videos in WMA, MP3, AAC, JPEG, WMV, MPEG-4, H.264 from iTunes and Windows Media Player Purchase music from the continually updated Zune Marketplace using 79 Microsoft Points to purchase individual songs, or use a Zune Pass subscription for unlimited access to millions of songs for just $14.99 a month (Microsoft Points cards sold separately for purchasing music without a credit card) Optional Zune Car Pack allows you to play your tunes in your car with an FM transmitter with AutoSeek and Car Charger (Sold separately) Easily update your Zune via your PC when updates become available to add more features! Up to 12 hour battery life playing music with WiFi off Dimensions – 4.4 x 2.4 x 0.58 Weight – 5.6 ounces 1 Year limited manufacturer’s warranty Requires Windows XP with Service Pack 2 and High Speed Internet Connectivity

Zune 30GB Digital Media Player Product Details

Amazon Sales Rank: #116 in Consumer Electronics
Color: Black
Brand: Zune
Model: JS8-00001
Released on: 2006-11-14
Dimensions: 3.35 pounds
Display size: 3

Features

30GB digital media player stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures or 100 hours of video
Features wireless networking so you can share tracks and other media
3-inch color screen features a landscape mode for video viewing
Compatible with Zune Marketplace for media downloads and subscriptions
Automatically imports your existing music, pictures and videos from iTunes and Windows Media Player in a variety of formats

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Zune 30GB Digital Media Player Brown

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Product Description

Product Details

Amazon Sales Rank: #76 in Consumer Electronics
Color: Brown
Brand: Zune
Model: JS8-00003
Released on: 2006-11-14
Format: CD
Dimensions: 4.80″ h x .65″ w x 2.50″ l, .31 pounds
Display size: 3

Features

30GB digital media player stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures or 100 hours of video
Features wireless networking so you can share tracks and other media, and wirelessly sync from your computer using a wi-fi connection (Version 2 Upgrade).
3-inch color screen features a landscape mode for video viewing
Compatible with Zune Marketplace for media downloads and subscriptions
Automatically imports your existing music, pictures and videos from iTunes and Windows Media Player in a variety of formats

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