Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, Apple iPod, MP3 player, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, MP3 player, Apple iPod, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, pad, Apple iPod Nano, Apple iPod, MP3 player, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on October 30, 2006Despite a few minor issues, the stylish Samsung YP-T9 is a no-brainer: it's easy to use, packed with features, and sounds fantastic. What more could you ask for?TAGS:Samsung Electronics, Apple iPod Nano, WMA, menu, MP3, photograph, Apple iPod, video
Reviewed on October 30, 2006Despite a few minor issues, the stylish Samsung YP-T9 is a no-brainer: it's easy to use, packed with features, and sounds fantastic. What more could you ask for?TAGS:Samsung Electronics, Apple iPod Nano, WMA, photograph, MP3, menu, video, Apple iPod
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, MP3 player, Apple iPod, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on January 3, 2007Better than the iPod Nano in many respects, the TrekStor Vibez scores with its dazzling looks, excellent interface, and solid performance.TAGS:wheel, Apple iPod Nano, center, Apple iPod, menu
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, MP3 player, Apple iPod, menu, MP3, Apple Computer, Microsoft Corp.
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, Apple iPod, MP3 player, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on October 30, 2006Despite a few minor issues, the stylish Samsung YP-T9 is a no-brainer: it's easy to use, packed with features, and sounds fantastic. What more could you ask for?TAGS:Samsung Electronics, Apple iPod Nano, WMA, photograph, MP3, menu, video, Apple iPod
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, Apple iPod, MP3 player, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on November 12, 2007The 4GB and 8GB capacity Zunes (Zune 4 and Zune 8) offer a bite-size version of their full-size, 80GB sibling. While the full-size Zune is a better value, the solid-state flash memory used in the 4GB and 8GB versions make them better suited for physically active (or clumsy) users.TAGS:Microsoft Zune, first-generation, Apple iPod Nano, pad, Apple iPod, MP3 player, menu, MP3, Microsoft Corp., Apple Computer
Reviewed on January 3, 2007Better than the iPod Nano in many respects, the TrekStor Vibez scores with its dazzling looks, excellent interface, and solid performance.TAGS:wheel, Apple iPod Nano, center, Apple iPod, menu