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Joy Division Limited Edition Zune Player
On June 17, Zune will release a limited edition, Joy Division-themed 80GB media player designed by legendary Factory Records artist Peter Saville. The Zune player, which utilizes an adaptation of Saville's artwork for Joy Division's Unknown Pleasures
The 80GB Joy Division player -- of which only 500 will be sold -- will retail for $399, and will be available through Zune Originals.
- Source: SPIN June 5, 2008
Zune 3 Third Generation Coming to Europe in 2009
Microsoft is gearing up for a worldwide release of the Zune 3 in 2009, according to reports.
The Zune is currently only sold in North America, but according to Les Echos, Microsoft France's director Francois Ruault says that will change with the worldwide release of Zune 3 in 2009.
According to the report, Microsoft will also be opening a new version of its Zune Marketplace and, intriguingly, the paper goes onto suggest that owners of Windows Mobile 7 devices will also be able to utilise Zune content and services, though details remain sketchy.
- Source: PC Pro March 15, 2008Windows Mobile 7 Touch and Motion Gestures Details Leaked
Windows Mobile 7 will use touch gestures, similar to how the iPhone does. You will be able to flick through lists, pan, swipe sideway, draw on the screen. A lot of emphasis has been put on making navigation easier and doing away with scrollbars, including a new scroll handle that allows for multiple ways of finding items extremely fast.
Windows Mobile 7 will use motion gestures, something the iPhone does not. It will not use an intricate and complicated series of gyroscopes and accelerometers. Instead, it will use the camera on the phone to detect motions and create appropriate actions. You will be able to shake, twist and otherwise manipulate the phone and get things done
- Source: InsideMicrosoft March 15, 2008New Zune Second Generation Players Available - 80GB, 8GB and 4GB
Tomorrow, consumers ready for a richer, more connected and more personal entertainment experience will have the first opportunity to get their hands on sleek new Zune players, redesigned Zune software, and new online services including the Zune Marketplace and Zune Social, an online music community. The players -- along with dozens of accessories -- will be available at retailers across the United States, while the new Zune software will be available for free download at http://www.zune.net.
For the first time, consumers also will have the option to customize their Zune player with laser-engraved designs and personal text through a new Web store called Zune Originals. Customers will be able to purchase a Zune player directly from Microsoft at http://www.zuneoriginals.net and choose from a collection of laser-engraved artwork designed exclusively for Zune by 18 internationally recognized artists.
- Source: Microsoft November 12, 2007Zune DVD and Video Converter - Free Download
Download the Free Trial version of this easy-to-use Zune Video Converter Suite. With this Zune Video Converter Suite, you can convert both DVDs and video files to the Zune video format. Enjoy all your favorite DVD and video files on the go with your Microsoft Zune player!
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Zune on MySpace - Add Zune Widgets to your MySpace Page
Check out the new widgets on the Zune MySpace page. You can add a Zune player photo viewer and a music player to your MySpace page. Click here to add Zune to your MySpace Friends.
- Source: MySpace November 19, 2007Download the New Zune Preloaded Content
If you've deleted content that was preloaded on your Zune 4GB, Zune 8GB, or Zune 80GB, you can download it from Zune.net, add it to your collection, and re-sync it to your Zune.
- Make sure you have at least 450 MB free storage space.
- Right-click here, select Save Target As, and choose a folder in which to download the compressed WinZip file.
- Double-click the downloaded file to open it.
- Copy or move each of the main subfolders--Pictures, Podcasts, Videos, and Zune Gems (music)--to a folder that the Zune software monitors for each media format, adding the Pictures folder to a monitored folder for pictures, and so on.
- To view or update your monitored folders, go to the Zune software's collection settings.
- Connect your Zune and sync your new content.
Zune 80GB 2nd Gen Details
For uncompromised portable video and audio playback, Zune 80GB combines a beautiful 3.2-inch screen, innovative touch controls, wireless capabilities and premium headphones with storage for up to 20,000 songs, 25,000 pictures or 250 hours of video.2 Enjoy your music, videos, pictures and podcasts -- wherever and whenever you want. Listen to your favorite radio station with the built-in FM tuner or wirelessly share tracks with your friends3 to discover new music on the go. Browse the Zune Marketplace to choose from millions of songs, albums, DRM-free (without digital rights management) MP3s, music videos, podcasts and more.
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Zune 4GB and 8GB 2nd Gen Details
Super slim and ultra-portable, Zune 4GB and Zune 8GB make 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 friends2 to discover new music on the go. Browse the Zune Marketplace to choose from millions of songs, albums, DRM-free (without digital rights management) MP3s, music videos, podcasts and more.
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Bill Gates and J Allard Introduce the New Generation of Zune Media Players
- Source: Zune Online November 19, 2007
Zune 2nd Generation Video
- November 19, 2007