First Look at the Microsoft Zune HD
Just two days after Microsoft confirmed that it would be bringing its newest Zune HD to market this fall, we caught a glimpse of the ultra-sexy device at the All Thing Digital 7 Conference.
We only got to play around with the device for a few minutes, but it is at least half as thin as our Zune 80GB device and felt really light in comparison. The player has a 3.3-inch, 480 x 272-pixel display, but what makes this screen stand out is that it uses OLED technology. The colors on the screen were extremely bright, especially when a short nature video played back, and even the text in the user interface was sharp. Underneath the screen is a horizontal button for getting to the menu and there is a volume toggle on the edge.
Microsoft seems to have jazzed up the user interface a bit with some added graphics, but for the most part it has the Zune feel we are used to with a central menu that lists everything from Music to Podcasts.
We are looking forward to checking out the device closer to its Fall availability.
Our Related Content
- Zune HD's Twitter App Censors Out Naughty Words
- Hot For The Holidays: Enter To Win A Zune HD
- Zune HD: Full Review
From Other Sites
- Facebook app for Zune HD falls short on debut (SlashGear)
- Facebook app for Zune HD debuts (SlashGear)
- Zune Pass software makes your music vanish? (SlashGear)
Related Deals
- HP Pavilion dm3-1040us 13.3-in 1.3GHz Dual-core Laptop w/ Windows 7 $609.99 (via LogicBUY)
- Microsoft Store: 25% off Select Laptops & Netbooks [Acer, HP, Dell, Lenovo] (via LogicBUY)
- Lenovo IdeaPad U450p 3389-2EU 14-in 1.3GHz ULV Core 2 Duo Laptop $448 (via LogicBUY)
- D-Link DIR-825 Xtreme N Dual Band Gigabit Router $120.99 (via LogicBUY)
- HP Mini 110-1133NR by Studio Tord Boontje 10.1-in Atom Netbook $298 (via LogicBUY)
One Response to “First Look at the Microsoft Zune HD”
Leave a Reply
Featured Sponsors |
|||
|
|
|
|
|












May 28th, 2009 by Joanna Stern







May 29th, 2009 at 5:52 am
Some of the details, even video are out now. And the thing is, every article I have read just tells something in common. It looks like Zune HD has made a POSITIVE impressions.