Yes! What this world needs is another mp3 player!
Microsoft's Zune is coming out tomorrow. It looks just like the iPod, is used in the same way, and in as many colors
as you like, as long as they're shades of grey. The only big difference from the iPod is the ability to wifi to others and share your songs with others. This may be cool - but these shared songs only play for 3 days or 3 times until they're automatically..hmm.. 'zuned out?' by the player.
There are a slew of mp3 players in the market including a number of low priced ones. The Zune is priced against the iPod around $250.
Will Zune spawn a whole new range of accessories? Will it give birth to new lingo? As a matter of fact, the name isn't half as catchy as the iPod. It'll be hard to verbify it too. What about Collaborative Zunecasts?
Without any real differentiators, what will give Zune the edge? How about having cobranded Zunes, designer Zunes? In any case, will they be able to beat up Apple's 70% share of the digital music market?
as you like, as long as they're shades of grey. The only big difference from the iPod is the ability to wifi to others and share your songs with others. This may be cool - but these shared songs only play for 3 days or 3 times until they're automatically..hmm.. 'zuned out?' by the player.There are a slew of mp3 players in the market including a number of low priced ones. The Zune is priced against the iPod around $250.
Will Zune spawn a whole new range of accessories? Will it give birth to new lingo? As a matter of fact, the name isn't half as catchy as the iPod. It'll be hard to verbify it too. What about Collaborative Zunecasts?
Without any real differentiators, what will give Zune the edge? How about having cobranded Zunes, designer Zunes? In any case, will they be able to beat up Apple's 70% share of the digital music market?
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