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Written by ZuneWorld.com   
Monday, 25 December 2006

Just as the title suggests I’m going to take another shot at the ipod, the reason? Before buying my first Zune I had gone through several (that’s right, 3 in total), in the five years since its release; and, I don’t mean I upgraded but rather that they simply stopped working.

 
Perhaps it was this lack of reliability that lead to my starting this website, I mean I really doubt the Zune can be any less reliable than iPod was for me, in fact, I have had my Zune for just a bit but I have dropped it twice and it still functions perfectly. I was however thinking about Microsoft’s recent announcement regarding extending the warranty of their Xbox from 90 days to 1 year and I thought what a huge boon it could possibly be for MS to due something similar for their new product.

 
If you research what people are searching for when they use the word “Zune” you will find that most are interested in a comparison of Zune to the iPod, how they perform and even perhaps how long they might last, could be the deciding factor for many which portable music device they will be carrying this coming spring.

 
Only time will tell if the Zune has a longer lasting battery life (before it burns out altogether) or whether or not it holds up better than its Apple rival, I can tell you though that it couldn’t be any worse. I trust my Zune, even though it’s made of plastic, it just appears to be a sturdier device than iPod and maybe that’s because of how much Apple stuffs into such a small package, true Zune is larger but perhaps that’s a good thing.





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