Zune
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I have to say they look REAL nice and I'd certainly give them a try, but for now I'll stick with what has worked for me, iPod.
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If anything, the Zune will create a more competitive market for mp3 players and all prices will go down, so we can all look forward to that.
Image from: Zune MP3 Player
If anything, the Zune will create a more competitive market for mp3 players and all prices will go down, so we can all look forward to that.
That's a benefit, you're right... even for the people who don't plan on buying one. Have you heard that Apple has made any product that uses the word Pod in their name make a name-change? That alone makes me want to switch... That kind of thing bothers the crap out of me. Behavior like that is why everybody went PC instead of Mac 15 or 20 years ago.
Well they have a Trademark on the term pod when it comes to music and mp3 devices. If somebody made a JPod, people would think it was an apple product just by the name and it would confuse people. They are just looking to protect their customers and of course keep their trademark safe. If they don't go after these people then soon the market will be flooded with EyePods, Gpods, MyPods, etc. 
people out here are really confused with the term pod. they think that ipod is not just an apple product but many companies make mp3 players named ipod. i have to correct them a lot of times but they wont agree.
anybody any guesses about the price of zune as it is coming with many features like fm radio, wi fi connectivity. i am sure its going to be costly than our ipod
anybody any guesses about the price of zune as it is coming with many features like fm radio, wi fi connectivity. i am sure its going to be costly than our ipod
It happens frequently with trademarked names, people use that name to mean all products of that type. The reason manufacturers don't like that to happen is because if the trademark becomes generic, the owner can lose the rights to it. Loss of rights translates into loss of bucks. Not that I think big companies need to go after the little guys, but that's why they do it.