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- Microsoft's Zune looks to cut the cord
- This little device is starting to sound really sweet. Wireless would be a very nice feature. My main concerns are the harddrive space and does it do video, if so then what formats? Either way its good to see competition in this market. If Zune does what I want it to then I might have to give up my iPod for it. Its a wait and see game on that though.
- Posted by: Loverock Davidson Posted on: 07/25/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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