Man, Zunes are getting to be sweeter deals by the minute. The prices just dropped, an update with free games and stuff just hit, and now the $15 Zune Pass that lets you listen to as much music as you want also lets you keep 10 tracks a month. If you’re looking to buy a new media player this holiday season, Zunes are looking better and better.
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Devin Coldewey
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November 20, 2008
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i’ve had my zune since when they were released, and i couldn’t be happier with it. however, i’ve never been interested in a zune pass. however, this changes things. now i just need to get a bigger hard drive.
I actually kind of envy the people who got into the zune thing early – you bought the thing and you’ve seen it increase in value with every update since the stuff is always back-compatible. There’s a reason we support the zune so much – it’s a great device with nice services.
The Zune has always treated me well. With the release of 3.0 and now this… Its completely changed the way I listen to music. It’s a GREAT device and not just a dumb marketing plan… Like you know who.