Got a 120 gig Zune for Christmas — husband gave it to me a few days before Christmas so I would have more time to play with it.<\/p>\n
Absolutely love it. <\/p>\n
I use it to listen to Audible Books, especially the New York Times Audible Edition each day. Like the other podcasts too, especially Scott Haselman’s.<\/p>\n
Music in my classroom. I hook it up to my desktop speakers and listen to music while my students are working. It’s great because I can easily turn it down when I need to, or stop it. Kids are listening to their music, why can’t I listen to mine?<\/p>\n
Music at the doctor’s office, especially the chiropractor during physical therapy. Makes it good faster.<\/p>\n
Some while I am walking on the treadmill but I usually watch TV.<\/p>\n
Videoes in my classroom — I download videos I like, hook the Zune to my projector and good to go. Quickest, smallest way to do that.<\/p>\n
Dog videos and dog pictures. Gives me an easy interface to share my pictures with others. Much easier than my Windows Mobile phone. And videos are even easier.<\/p>\n
Also love the wireless sync. Can remotely login to my Zune computer, pick music and update while I am anywhere in the house. Do that for Podcasts too. <\/p>\n
I almost forgot — my favorite part of my Zune is Zune Pass. I hate the idea of iTunes, loved Napster to Go and Zune Pass is even better. And worth the money. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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