Abstract: Microsoft has obviously seen the unprecedented success of Apples iPod (this type of product is abbreviated as PMP for Portable Music Player, or DAP, for Digital Audio Player) and entered the market with the Zune 30 GB MP3 player last year. It had a l...
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Published: 2008-01-18, Author: Michael , review by: maximumpc.com
qualité sonore, autonomie, qualité et taille de l’écran, tuner FM, simple d’emploi, fonction Wi-Fi pour s’échanger de la musique et des photos.
cran non tactile, pas d’égaliseur, fourni sans chargeur secteur.
certes, le Zune ne fait pas le poids face à l’iPod Touch. Il ne fait pas tablette Wi-Fi, son écran est moins large et non tactile, l’interface utilisateur moins réussie. Il n’en demeure pas moins un juke-box performant, simple à contrôle...
Abstract: Introduction Zune 80 is one of Microsoft’s second generation portable video and audio players; also referred to as “Zune 2.” I have been really excited about Zune 2 because of the numerous articles online that praised it, pointing out t...
Slick UI design, Intuitive “squircle” controls, Excellent build quality, Lightweight, Touch controls, Large legible type on menu, Great sound quality, Great quality earphones, FM Radio function, Wireless connectivity
Looks like an iPod nano, Spotty software setup, Windows ONLY support, No WiFi web browsing, Small screen for video and pictures, No widescreen
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