The best wireless improvement, however, is with Wi-Fi. After introducing your Zune 8GB to your PC’s wireless network, the player is able to sync with your computer’s library wirelessly whenever it’s within range.


PCmag Reviewed Microsoft Zune 8GB and gave out “Bottom Line:The first flash-based Zune is a good-looking, easy-to-navigate device that can be synced with your PC wirelessly, but its small screen and jumpy interface are no match for Apple’s superior iPod nano. Pros:Works seamlessly with redesigned Zune Marketplace. Navigation pad works well. Excellent graphics. Bundled earbuds aren’t bad. Customizable rear panel. Syncs to PCs wirelessly.Cons: Screen is too small. Headphone jack poorly designed. Interface can freeze up. Player-to-player wireless can be fickle. Full wireless syncing capability will be added in a firmware update.”
Read more about Microsoft Zune 8GB

Get Digital Camera help or contribute tips or tricks at New digital fans Forums.



Related Posts:

• Microsoft Zune 8GB Review by PCworld
Wireless and video support may be overkill on a device this size, but the 8GB Zune offers some interesting options as a flash player. PCworld... ...


• Microsoft Zune 80GB Review by PCMagazine
The FM radio is a simple yet well-implemented feature. It's easy to scroll through the dial and find stations, and simply pressing the touch pad... ...


• Microsoft Zune 8GB Review by Digitaltrends
the Zune Marketplace is a frustrating convergence of sexy design and torturous interactivity. The whole "points" system is convoluted and can only serve to numb... ...


• Microsoft Zune 8GB Review by Cnet
With every MP3 player manufacturer coming out with their own takes on the video-capable, flash-based MP3 player, Microsoft's spin on the theme is somewhat predictable. ... ...


• Microsoft Zune 80GB Review by PCworld
Wireless syncing, good sound quality, and a nice touch control make this affordable player a good choice. PCworld Reviewed Microsoft Zune 80GB and gave out... ...

Comments(0) | Add Comments