"Where we don't have a great product..."

You don't have a great music product in the United States, either.

HAHA laughs at post above. nice....

Even M$ has jumped on the bandwagon

At least MSFT is honest that "don't have a great product."

Who wrote this post a retarded monkey?

PROOF READ PLEASE!

BS, the Zune has all the capabilities of an IPod classic, at the same price, with a bigger, clearer screen and built in fm radio, all at the same price.

Well, thank you Apple fanboys for your input, we all know your oppinion, please go troll some other forum.

Yo jimothy, I think you misunderstood what the MS source meant. He said "where WE don't have a great product or we don't have a product at all...", not "where THERE'S NO great product..." It means that "MS should consider selling its products in Australia." It's as simple as that. I'm not a MS fan (especially since they stop selling XP to force us to use Vista), but I think we should read articles carefully before writing reviews. Thanks for consideration.

Shittiest article I have ever wasted my time on.

Um... this IS their forum ... check the URL?

I wish it will be implemented also in other country, like here in the Philippines...tnx

Wow, so they're promoting Apple and denouncing Google at the same time.

and its called Zune 2.0, I use it and it beats the iPod in many ways. Don't like that? suck it up.

Yes, except there 1) are very few accessories for it, 2) you can't use it as a hard drive, 3) you can't play video on your TV with it, 4) you can't view photos on your TV with it, 5) there is no alarm clock, and 6) there are no games. Moreover the touted squirting feature is a pain as the music industry doesn't allow Microsoft to squirt half the songs out there. Finally, you can surf the internet with an iPod Touch ( for the same price as some Zunes) and run all kinds of other applications. Those are just the things I can think of. OK, one more reason: Microsoft screwed the first version of the Zune up so bad, it doesn't deserve a second chance.

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BS, the Zune has all the capabilities of an IPod classic, at the same price, with a bigger, clearer screen and built in fm radio, all at the same price.

Please don't feed the trolls.

Fortunately there's plenty of room in the world even for Zune fans. Personally I preferred Zork. Much more fun.

The Diamond Rio is still the best MP3 player out there.

There's room for Rino fans as well.

"Rino? Not Rino, dummy. It's Rio. Rio dee Genero."

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Yo jimothy, I think you misunderstood what the MS source meant. He said "where WE don't have a great product or we don't have a product at all...", not "where THERE'S NO great product..." It means that "MS should consider selling its products in Australia." It's as simple as that. I'm not a MS fan (especially since they stop selling XP to force us to use Vista), but I think we should read articles carefully before writing reviews. Thanks for consideration.

Uh, no, it doesn't mean that at all. It means exactly what he said: Where they don't have a great product to sell, they're free to use a competitor's product. Surely there are some people inside and outside of Microsoft that believe they should sell the Zune in Australia, but that doesn't come from that quote at all.

I understood the quote entirely, and pointed out (part tongue-in-cheek) that Microsoft doesn't have a great music product in the United States either.