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I have read a bunch of new Zune reviews and they boil down to these conclusions: The Zune 2.0 is a big improvement over the original in just about every way, but it’s not going to have anybody tossing their iPods and running to Best Buy (or Wal-Mart, Amazon, or whatever). If you don’t have an iPod and are in the market for a media player it’s definitely worth checking out.
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Ben Preiss
Microsoft Plan Leaked - Zune 80 Secret Revealed (VIDEO)
Before you read anything else about the new Zune, we'll just say this: We don't hate it. Actually there's a lot to love like about this redux version of Microsoft's media player. Engineered from the ground up by the boys and girls at Redmond, the new Z has been retooled inside and out in a number of subtle ways.
Better building materials (glass screen instead of plastic.)
Retooled controls (bye-bye scroll wheel, hello 4-way touchpad.)
More native video codecs for h.264 and MPEG-4.
Synchronization of video from your Media Center PC.
Wi-Fi sync to a host computer.
Microsoft was kind enough to drop off an 8GB and 80GB to Gadget Lab headquarters a few days ago and we've got all the unboxing photos for you to scope out.
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