Next Generation Zunes - Zune120

There are several Microsoft Zune players you can purchase. They pretty much have the same features, but differ on storage capacity. You can get the latest version, which is theZune120. It has a 120 gigabyte hard drive that enables you to store up to 25,000 pictures or 375 hours of video. If you’re a music aficionado, you can store up to 30,000 songs. The Zune120 comes with a 3.2-inch color screen, which is large enough for you to view your videos. You can take advantage of the player’s touch controls, which makes it more convenient to access your pictures, music, or video.

The Zune120 comes with a wireless synch feature that enables you to connect to your wireless network. When you charge your Zune, you can also upgrade your content at the same time. If you have friends and family that are music lovers and they own Zune devices, you can share your music with them, using the wireless connection. You can also share pictures and audio podcasts. If your friend or family member sends you a song, you can add it to your wish list. That way, the next time you synchronize your device to your PC, you can purchase the song.

If you love movies and television shows, the Zune120 allows you to watch them. You just use Zune Marketplace to access and download more than 600 television shows. Use the video library to import .MPG4, H.264, and .WMV files. You can import and synchronize movies or TV shows that you recorded with Windows Media Center. You will, however, have to be using Windows Vista. In addition, Zune Marketplace contains more than three million songs, audio/video podcasts, music videos, and DRM-free MP3s.

The Zune120 comes with a built-in FM radio feature. That way, if you’re working in the office or working out, you can listen to your favorite radio stations. For you game lovers, you can connect your Zune device to your Xbox 360, and then tailor your soundtracks to your games. Finally, you can use a wireless connection to stream your content in the Zune software to your Xbox 360.

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