Zune 80 GB Video MP3 Player, Joy Division Limited Edition (Black)

Zune 80 GB Video MP3 Player, Joy Division Limited Edition (Black)

Massive capacity in a deluxe device that delivers uncompromised audio and video quality, the 80 GB Limited Edition Joy Division Zune can hold a huge music collection and still have room for videos, podcasts, and more. This major player hooks up with such innovative discovery features as Buy from FM and wireless sharing, so you never stop gobbling tunes. It holds up to 20,000 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 250 hours of video.
- Limited-edition Zune featuring designs by Peter Saville, pre-loaded with the documentary film Joy Division
- Listen to your favorite FM radio stations and click to tag the songs you like for later purchase when you sync your device with your PC
- Download millions of tracks, whole albums, or playlists with the Zune Pass subscription service; extend your subscription online
- Connect to your home wireless network and remotely sync your Zune device with your PC collection from your dock, AC adapter, or speaker dock accessory
- 80 GB capacity for up to 20,000 songs, 25,000 pictures, or 250 hours of video

Zune 80 GB Video MP3 Player, Joy Division Limited Edition (Black) Reviews:
I had a Creative Labs Zen MP3 player and was extremely happy with it but lost it on a business trip and was heartbroken. Sorrow turned to joy when I found out about this. Joy Division is one of my very favorite bands and this is a great integration of technology and memorabilia. It still is a lot of money to drop at once but once I received it, I realized it was a worthwhile purchase. It is such a nice looking unit and it has a great interface and sound.

The pre-loaded documentary is top notch and I remain highly entertained by it no matter how many times I watch it. I was lucky with my timing in that I caught it at a very reasonable price but even at this price point, Joy Division fans can do much worse in the way of memorabilia.

I love this Zune. As a fan of Joy Division and their descendant New Order, I couldn’t wait to buy it when it was released. While I have a low numbered unit (#35) I paid over $350 for it from the Zune Store thinking, incorrectly, that with only 500 units world wide they would sell out quickly. Now nearly 7 months later it looks like Microsoft sold their remaining stock to Amazon to unload. Oh well, it is a fine device and the presentation is awesome; the photos do not do it justice. Another bonus is this version is the only way to get an all black Zune. The other models have a stainless steel back. Not a big deal, but it does make it look better.