Right now, I\u2019m listening to a Jimmy Buffet album \u2013 using my Zune pass and Zune software on my PC. All day today I had my Zune plugged into my speakers at school, and while my students were working I was listening to music I\u2019d downloaded on the Zune. It\u2019s great because I can keep it near to my keyboard and just press a button to turn it off.<\/p>\n
I thought using one device was a really good idea for a long time. I was using Napster To Go with my phone, and the quality of the playback sucked, selecting music was a pain, downloading was a pain, and finding the music to play it was a pain.<\/p>\n
The Zune works SO much better.<\/p>\n
Though, if they come out with a version that has bluetooth so I can use bluetooth speakers, I\u2019ll be buying a new one and this one will be for sale. In fact, I\u2019ve just ordered a bluetooth transmitter from Amazon (Sony) and I\u2019m hoping it will solve the problem.<\/p>\n
I have some Jabra Bluetooth stereo headphones that I bought from Buy.com and really love them. They are light weight, no wires, and very good quality play back. I like them much better than any of the earbuds I\u2019ve tried or even the over the ear type.<\/p>\n
My pass renews this weekend and I\u2019ll be able to \u201cbuy\u201d more music which will be nice. I am hopeful that the renewal process will be smoother \u2013 last month I got to school without \u201crenewing\u201d my music and very little of it was available for play. That was a bit disconcerting.<\/p>\n
And \u2026 almost forgot \u2026 really wish that Audible.com worked wirelessly like the Zune software does. Or that the Daily subscriptions would work more seamlessly.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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