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Digital Audio Players

ALSO CALLED: DAT Players
DEFINITION: The Zune is a portable digital media player from Microsoft. The first version, released in November of 2006, is about the size of a deck of playing cards and weighs 5.6 ounces.

To meet the power demands of the 3-inch LCD color display and, on some models, integrated WiFi  … 
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DIGITAL AUDIO PLAYERS DEFINITION (continued): …  (802.11g), the Zune uses a lithium-ion battery. This screen is capable of playing videos and movies that have been uploaded from a PC to the internal 30 GB hard drive. Video content may be viewed in either a horizontal or vertical orientation. A static, five-way directional pad provides internal navigation. The Zune connects to a computer with a proprietary external USB cord, allowing users to create playlists, synchronize files and purchase music … 
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