Re: I want a Zune
I've tried it, and personally, it sucks.
Here's the big issues:
1. You'd think with a Microsoft device, it'd use media player to copy files back and forth. Oh, not so. You need a whole other application again.
2. The screen is big.. but the quality is crap. I don't get this. I thought this would be a great feature, a nice large size LCD screen, but there is something wrong with the quality, the resolution is terrible in comparison to the Ipod or Creative devices.
3. Sluggish performance. The unit seems to 'chug' if you're using large files, an for some, that's important. I encode audiobooks or convert them

And keep them in MP3 to play later. So, a 300MB audiobook file makes the zune puke and act like it's slow as a dog. Meanwhile, my Creative Zen Nano, a $55 player, has no problem with it at all.
The wireless bit is nice, but I can't think of how often I'd run into another Zune user to transfer them a song(?) ala the commercial.
In the end, the functionality of the Zune just isn't there. This is a high priced boondoggle. I'm sure it'll get a lot of adopters; but it missed the boat. Apple has the sleek market figured out; and Creative really made headway on super-function price/performance units. But Microsoft's Zune is expensive and not so good. I don't know how you mesh that into something people want to buy a ton of.