In comp.os.linux.advocacy, Roy Schestowitz
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on Wed, 04 Oct 2006 11:59:43 +0100
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> Zune wireless: worthless (for now)
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> | You can't:
> |
> | * Connect to the internet.
> | * Download songs directly from the Zune store via WiFi.
> | * Sync to your computer via WiFi.
> |
> | Sorry Microsoft, we think you have it backward. The killer app of
> | having wireless in a portable media device isn't sharing DRMed files --
> | it's downloading music from a near infinitely large library no matter
> | where you're at.
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>
> http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/02/zune-wireless-worthless-for-now/
Ow, my brain. http://www.zune.com is under construction and it already
has 104898 accesses.
However, it looks like Zune can synch with any suitably equipped Windows
computer using USB.
http://zuneinfo.com/category/zune-features/
I for one would expect some sort of a WiFi USB addon, but I'll admit I
don't do any song-toting.
But why can't it run Windows Vista Aero? :-)
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