Zune HD 64 Shows Up
3/30/2010 12:15:00 AM
kenmouse
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What’s that you say, 32GB of Zune HD storage simply insufficient for your A/V needs? Simmer down, Microsoft hear your plaintive, ear-splitting cries and it looks like they’re responding in the most obvious way: with a Zune HD 64.
The Zune HD site has been updated with a new link for the 64GB Zune HD, though so far the URL it links to isn’t working. However, we’re not expecting anything dramatically different from the previous Zune HD models, bar the greater capacity, which means an NVIDIA Tegra chipset, 3.3-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen and distinctive UI.
The Zune HD site has been updated with a new link for the 64GB Zune HD, though so far the URL it links to isn’t working. However, we’re not expecting anything dramatically different from the previous Zune HD models, bar the greater capacity, which means an NVIDIA Tegra chipset, 3.3-inch AMOLED capacitive touchscreen and distinctive UI.
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