Microsoft ZUNE's around the world die
 

I'm so glad I've got an Ipod , its not just 1 or 2 that are dying , it seems like every 30gig zune on the planet had gone foom :o

http://news.google.com.au/news?ie=UT...85892142&hl=en

I'm happy to report that my extensive record album collection is completely immune to this bug. :D

LOL, looks like it would be a good idea to get a extended warranty.:rotfl:I hope Vista dosent do that.

I bought one in Nov 2007....I have been though 2 now...my second one just crapped out last night. And yes I bought a 2 year extended warr...
I would never by another one......

KD

Thats when backing up all your music on CDs sounds like a good idea.:lol:

The music is stored on my puter...I just sync to upload new songs, movies back into the device. I think I may ask for a refund....when I take this one back, course I cant really bitch...they upgraded my 30 to an 80 for free last time.

KD

Why exactly did they all become an extinct spices so fast.:hmm:

I recall that Obama used a zune...:hmm: A presidential crisis too?


Doesn't affect me though. Records, man, records.

lol, today, the president has had a panic attack, all his music is gone.:lol:

Hrm.... how do you rip from a record :hmm:

Anyhow... after all the Y2K panic I find this little snaful rather amusing.

My understanding is the latest firmware update (released in September I think) and the internal clock couldn't handle leap year dates :o , Microsoft reckons the problem should resolve after midnight GMT on the first - of course the question begs to be asked , Will this happen every leap year if you've got a Zune?

:D Isn't that assuming these devices will still work after 4 years?

Woo hoo!!! looks as if vista dosent have this issue!!!:p