Released in the US on November 14th 2006, it is not expected to be released in the UK until 2008, Ipods new rival is set to open up a whole new music community.
The Zune device will retail for $249.99 U.S. and will create new ways for entertainment fans to connect and share media experiences device-to-device through the use of wireless technology and new software scenarios.
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What do you get for your money?
- 30GB digital media player will come equipped with wireless functionality for Zune-to-Zune sharing of music, pictures and home recordings; a bright, three-inch LCD video screen that works in portrait or landscape mode to view pictures and videos; and a built-in FM tuner. The device will be available in three colors: black, brown and white.
- A selection of preloaded content including songs, music videos and film shorts are installed on the device’s hard drive to help consumers discover new artists and entertainment.
- Its dynamic music service will be continually updated with new content and experiences so there is always something to discover. The Zune Marketplace lets users browse and purchase songs individually.
- Users can purchase songs individually using Microsoft® Points for 79 points per track. Similar to a pre-paid phone card, Microsoft Points is a stored value system that can be redeemed at a growing number of online stores, including the Xbox Live® Marketplace.
- A Zune Pass subscription gives consumers access to millions of songs for $14.99 per month.
Zune makes it easy to find music you love — whether it’s songs in your existing library or new music from the Zune Marketplace.
For music, sharing, video or FM radio plus a whole new community experience you need a Zune.
