Cracking open the Microsoft Zune (2nd generation) Gallery
Posted by Chris Leckness on 01/2/08
The second generation Microsoft Zune media player is that company's answer to the various iPods Apple has put on the market with at least video and MP3 capability. As a general purpose media player, the Zune is more than serviceable. It is not spectacular, but the Zune does just what you expect -- play music and videos, display pictures, and manage your media library. But the question remains -- what the heck is inside. In this TechRepublic Cracking Open Photo Gallery we examine what is actually in a Microsoft Zune.
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2 Responses for "Cracking open the Microsoft Zune (2nd generation) Gallery"
Cool article!!! I’ve never seen the inside of any player before. I’m not too surprised that the insides are not all that different from an iPod. The players do have similiar features.
I’ve seen the inside before on an engadget article but it wasn’t this detailed.
I do remember them saying that the touchpad can’t be replaced.
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