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480x320 is a 3:2 aspect ratio, not 4:3, and certainly not fullscreen. Just wanted to point that out. :)
09/16/09
The ZuneHD is totally lacking in so many areas that you can not possible look at yourself in the mirror without feeling like street trash! I can believe this review, hope you cashed in the M$ cheque already!
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I like the processor, and the design.... but I'll stick with an iPod touch, thank you.
P.S. Is this really a review, or just advertisement for M$???
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And you might want to read a bit more closely: "there's no SDK" is right in the article. So is "Unfortunately, the Zune HD does not support YouTube or any other Flash video" and the down conclusion: "The Zune HD is the best touchscreen PMP on the market... But I'm not sure that's enough."
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Here we have the full review and there is no fanboy war, no FUD, no windowsFTW with his 17 accounts down ranking everything into oblivion that doesnt read like a MS PR post.
Good Show gizmodo. I can only imagine that when the review does drop on engadget it will possibly be the worst comments ever. God i love this site.
Also can i please get a gizmodo membership, i have had a kotaku one for almost a month now, do you guys just hate End User License Agreement Terms Of Service?
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1. Too slow
2. Too small of a display/res
3. No "word wrap" (this means you'll be panning every 5-6 words on a lot of sites/forums)
4. Handles javascript terribly
5. Defaults to mobile sites
6. Tears up the battery
7. Gets excessively warm, almost hot after awhile
8. No tabs
9. Accelerometer won't work when QWERTY's up
10. _ buried in QWERTY
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I own an iPod touch (and soon a 1st Gen iPhone)
1. Can't argue with that
2. It's a mobility device, the screen WILL be small
3. iPod Touch doesn't have it either
4. iPod Touch does too. Try m.gizmodo.com or google reader
5. And you complain about the need to pan, slow javascript, and low rendering speed? (This is set by the website anyway)
6. It's wifi. Wifi eats battery. This applies to ANY device
7. My iPod got pretty hot doing 3D, web browsing, and charging. I did get burned once. (Playing NFS while charging)
8. Well that sucks. How did they manage to forget the tabs?
9/10. I hate design quirks like this.
Some of those complaints I agree with, but others, you need to set your expectations at a good level. THIS THING STILL LOADS SITES FASTER THAN A 486, AND IT FITS IN YOUR HAND. /endshout
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For me, the wide bezel around the screen is a disappointment. I understand the needs of the overall width, but is there some limitation to the OLED screen size?
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I like her. Just got done syncing all of my media. Played around with it yesterday, but I only had about 1/10th of my collection with me since I got the player and then pretty soon had to go to work.