MOSA500
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Yes, everyone hates everything related to the iPod. Thats why the iPod sold more than 30 times more than the Zune in the same time frame and more than 100 times more overall
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Wrong.
Here is a picture of the Zune:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Zunesyncnew.jpg
Here is a picture of the iPod:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:I...tion_white.jpg
The PHYSICAL screen dimensions on the Zune are CLEARLY 16x9. That is not 4x3 any more than a movie theater screen is.
Despite the screen being physically 16x9, the PIXEL aspect ratio is 4x3. You can compare video on the two yourself and see that the Zune results in blurry and washed out video due in part to the stretched and improper resolution, as well as the fact that WMV is an awful video codec.
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Well, I haven't tried that yet so I can't confirm it. However, I will say two other things. First, unlike the Zune software, iTunes is actually fast, stable, powerful, flexible, and can let you manage your music in hundreds of ways the Zune software will never let you. There really isn't a reason to not use iTunes. Second, at least I have a CHOICE of what software I want to use with the iPod.
Well, I guess the Zune gives you choices too. You can sync it with the Zune software in Windows XP or you can sync it with the Zune software in Windows Vista.
Let's focus on the Zune software for a minute. What was Microsoft thinking with the whole ridiculous "Points" thing? Why can't I buy one song at 99 cents? Why do I have to buy a whole block of "points" that I might never use?
Why did Microsoft ignore their own PlaysForSure partners and open a music store that looks, acts, and performs worse than their partners and has fewer songs?
Why didn't they use Windows Media Player 11? WMP11 might not be as good as iTunes but its a whole lot better than the Zune software!
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Like I said to the other poster, do your research
5 seconds with google will prove everything I said as a fact.
I don't know though. You are running Windows. Can Windows and IE go for 5 seconds without crashing or presenting an error message of some sort?
Oh and the Zune UI is a ripoff of the iPod UI. Just with really ugly and choppy "effects" built-in.
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It's pretty obvious from the start of this thread that it is basically 5G+ iPod versus Zune. It's just common sense, especially considering the original poster has a 5G iPod.
But I really don't think any of this matters to you. You've been proven wrong on many accounts already, especially the battery life comment on the first page, yet you continue to go on and on.
@MOSA500. This is why everyone including their mother hates the ifanboys. |
Yes, everyone hates everything related to the iPod. Thats why the iPod sold more than 30 times more than the Zune in the same time frame and more than 100 times more overall
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Zune screen ratio is the same as i_Pod. 4:3. Period. My screen looks quite fine |
Wrong.
Here is a picture of the Zune:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Zunesyncnew.jpg
Here is a picture of the iPod:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:I...tion_white.jpg
The PHYSICAL screen dimensions on the Zune are CLEARLY 16x9. That is not 4x3 any more than a movie theater screen is.
Despite the screen being physically 16x9, the PIXEL aspect ratio is 4x3. You can compare video on the two yourself and see that the Zune results in blurry and washed out video due in part to the stretched and improper resolution, as well as the fact that WMV is an awful video codec.
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You say you can use the i_Pod on any OS with a myriad of software. I'll tell you something. Unless your i_Pod is rockboxed you miss gapless playback when you don't use iTunes |
Well, I haven't tried that yet so I can't confirm it. However, I will say two other things. First, unlike the Zune software, iTunes is actually fast, stable, powerful, flexible, and can let you manage your music in hundreds of ways the Zune software will never let you. There really isn't a reason to not use iTunes. Second, at least I have a CHOICE of what software I want to use with the iPod.
Well, I guess the Zune gives you choices too. You can sync it with the Zune software in Windows XP or you can sync it with the Zune software in Windows Vista.
Let's focus on the Zune software for a minute. What was Microsoft thinking with the whole ridiculous "Points" thing? Why can't I buy one song at 99 cents? Why do I have to buy a whole block of "points" that I might never use?
Why did Microsoft ignore their own PlaysForSure partners and open a music store that looks, acts, and performs worse than their partners and has fewer songs?
Why didn't they use Windows Media Player 11? WMP11 might not be as good as iTunes but its a whole lot better than the Zune software!
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The Zune UI is based on Media Center. better yet...PMC. it was funny reading that MS ripped the i_Pod interface when the interface belongs to Creative. |
Like I said to the other poster, do your research
I don't know though. You are running Windows. Can Windows and IE go for 5 seconds without crashing or presenting an error message of some sort?
Oh and the Zune UI is a ripoff of the iPod UI. Just with really ugly and choppy "effects" built-in.
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I will tell you something. the 73 ppl that voted for Zune...voted 'cause there is just 1 variation of the Zune. But the other 98 that voted i_Pod could be owner of just a shuffle (like yourself) instead of a 5G+ one. |
It's pretty obvious from the start of this thread that it is basically 5G+ iPod versus Zune. It's just common sense, especially considering the original poster has a 5G iPod.
But I really don't think any of this matters to you. You've been proven wrong on many accounts already, especially the battery life comment on the first page, yet you continue to go on and on.