Microsoft released a 64GB version of their Zune HD, dropping the prices of the 16GB and 32GB models in the process. But the announcement came without much fanfare from the tech community. Is the Zune HD already dead in the water? And if so, does it deserve it? Full Story
With no real announcement Microsoft has dropped the price of its Zune HD 16GB and 32GB models by $20. The Microsoft online store, as well as Best Buy, have the media players priced at $199 and $269 respectively. Amazon and Walmart have dropped the 32GB model by $40, offering it at $249 (Reg. $289). The 16GB model is currently $188 (Reg. $219). Full Story
A leaked promotional video for the new Zune HD shows off its confirmed features, including a glimpse of its capability to download and play games. Although the video was a leak apparently from Buy.com, it confirmed the portable device will be directly competing with Apple’s iPhone and Sony’s PSP. Full Story
Microsoft’s improved digital media player is now available for pre-order
It looks like Microsoft has stepped it up a notch with the latest Zune portable media player. Photos were released yesterday of the new Zune HD model expected to ship in September. The player supports 720p output via HDMI, however its 3.3″ screen only reaches 480×272. Full Story
Microsoft has confirmed the Zune HD for Fall ‘09 release in the U.S. The player will combine a built-in HD Radio receiver, high-definition (HD) video output capabilities, organic light-emitting diode (OLED) touch screen, Wi-Fi and an Internet browser. The Zune
- Limited Time
Recent Comments