Although it looks like an ancient iPod Nano, this player is actually a Zune. A model of Microsoft Zune Player Flash memory, specifically. It is even the first model in the range of players signed Microsoft. This MP3 player is broken down to the capacity of 4 GB and 8 Compared to the model of Zune hard drive, 80 GB, the capacity offered by this player is much less. This MP3 player provides the same functions, but the size of their color display is that of a postage stamp.

Results: photo and video functions proposed here seem accessories. We further appreciate its function and the exchange of radio music can wirelessly Wi-Fi to another Zune. No access point Wi-Fi is required. Exchanged music can be read only 3 times on the second player. It has taken us almost 4 minutes to transfer a full album, a very reasonable waiting period. Microsoft Zune Player owners can also be exchanged them for photos.

That Microsoft Zune Player can be controlled quite easily with a touchpad, the size of a thumb and two buttons, all three under the screen. Its user interface, clear and requires little grip. In audio mode, the battery runs out in just under 21 hours by turning off the Wi-Fi on the device, if not self fall to 15 hours. For comparison, an iPod Nano has a range of twenty-nine hours. Used with of the headphones provided, just headphones, the Zune is doing pretty well, let out a crisp and powerful.

Personal Stereo Systems is simple to use, the name of the software needed to transfer as well: his name is also Microsoft Zune Player. It is used to scan CDs, manage your media library, subscribe to audio and video podcasts, of course, transfer files, MP3, AAC (not those purchased from the iTunes Store), WMA, WMV and JPEG on this player. Its radio function and exchange of music between Zune players it apart from the Ipod Nano, which is more user friendly. Their price is about the same, 220 euros Zune 8 GB, 210 euros, 210 euros sold iPod Nano 8 GB.