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Microsoft annuncia la data di lancio e il prezzo di Zune

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29.09.2006 - Microsoft annuncia la data di lancio e il prezzo di Zune

Con il comunicato stampa di seguito allegato Microsoft ha annunciato la data di lancio sul territorio statunitense del suo primo digital media player siglato Zune (cfr. foto seguente) e dei servizi on line ad esso collegati (nel complesso indicati dal produttore con l'acronimo "Zune Experience", ndr) nonchè il prezzo del lettore.

Il player, che è in grado di aprire i file audio in formato WMA, MP3, AAC, le foto in formato JPEG ed i video in formato WMV, MPEG-4 e H.264, sarà disponibile il 14 Novembre e costerà $249.99: esso si pone in chiara competizione con l'iPod di Apple, la cui versione da 30Gb (quest'ultima è la sola capacità di memorizzazione disponibile per Zune, ndr) costa infatti $249.



REDMOND, Wash. — Sept. 28, 2006 — Microsoft Corp. is putting the social into digital music, starting this holiday. Today the company announced that the Zune™ digital media player and online service will be available to consumers in the U.S. on Nov. 14, 2006, just in time for the holidays. The Zune device will retail for $249.99 U.S. (ERP) and will create new ways for entertainment fans to connect and share media experiences device-to-device through the use of wireless technology and new software scenarios.

For $249.99, consumers will get an incredible entertainment experience right out of the box:

30GB digital media player will come equipped with wireless functionality for Zune-to-Zune sharing of music, pictures and home recordings; a bright, three-inch LCD video screen that works in portrait or landscape mode to view pictures and videos; and a built-in FM tuner. The device will be available in three colors: black, brown and white.

A selection of preloaded content including songs, music videos and film shorts are installed on the device’s hard drive to help consumers discover new artists and entertainment.

Zune makes it easy to find music you love — whether it’s songs in your existing library or new music from the Zune Marketplace:

Its dynamic music service will be continually updated with new content and experiences so there is always something to discover. The Zune Marketplace lets users browse and purchase songs individually.

A Zune Pass subscription gives consumers access to millions of songs for $14.99 per month.

Users can purchase songs individually using Microsoft® Points for 79 points per track. Similar to a pre-paid phone card, Microsoft Points is a stored value system that can be redeemed at a growing number of online stores, including the Xbox Live® Marketplace.

In addition, consumers can choose from a full line of accessories to enhance the Zune experience and help Zune users enjoy their entertainment where they want to, at home or on the road. Accessories range in price from $19.99 to $99.99.

“On Nov. 14 we’re delivering not only a device, but a shared, social experience that will be shaped by the collective imagination of consumers,” said Chris Stephenson, general manager of global marketing for Zune. “We’re infusing the spirit of discovery and sharing into everything we do — from the experience we crafted around the device and service to pre-loading music and videos on every device to expose people to something new.”

Pre-Loaded Content

Zune is a vehicle to explore new sounds and experiences. With that in mind, Microsoft pre-loaded each Zune device with a variety of songs and music videos from hot, new artists as well as some fun films and images. With something for everyone, the pre-loaded Zune content may just help you discover your new favorite band. Zune preloaded content includes the following:

Audio Tracks

Band of Horses, “Wicked Gil” (Sub Pop Records)

Bitter:Sweet, “The Mating Game” (Quango Music Group)

CSS, “Alala (Microsoft edit)” (Sub Pop Records)

Darkel, “At The End of The Sky (edit)” (Astralwerks)

Every Move a Picture, “Signs of Life” (V2)

Small Sins, “Stay” (Astralwerks)

The Adored, “Tell Me Tell Me” (V2)

The Rakes, “Open Book” (V2)

The Thermals, “A Pillar of Salt” (Sub Pop Records)

Music Video

30 Seconds to Mars, “The Kill” (Virgin Records)

BT, “1.618” (DTS Entertainment)

Chad VanGaalen, “Red Hot Drops” (Sub Pop Records)

Coldcut featuring Roots Manuva, “True Skool” (Ninja Tune)

CSS, “Let’s Make Love and Listen to Death From Above” (Sub Pop Records)



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