| Scott Ard CNET.com | | Zune HD hands-on look, impressions, tears of joy Microsoft's Zune certainly has some fans, but it has failed to win significant mind or market share. That could change with the Zune HD, which CNET's Donald Bell managed to ogle for an hour, well ahead of its expected release this fall. The interesting stuff: "solid and sexy" feel, an OLED touch screen, support for 720p video, and an EQ. The really cool stuff: it collects information such as band photos, biographical information for the currently playing song, even if not purchased through the Zune Marketplace, and the Web browser is "smoking." For all of Donald's impressions, check his blog post--before you place your order for the iPod Touch. Read more
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