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09/11/2007, 1:40pm, EDT

Tuesday, September 11th

Blue Zune spotted in Target ad

Microsoft could be preparing one last special color for the Zune before it's replaced with a new model, an image in Target's weekly flyer suggests. The September 9-15 issue of the ad shows a cobalt-like blue version of the 30GB player in the same design as previous models, complete with a lighter blue double-shot trim similar to the black model. Features also appear identical with an FM radio and the same sharing-only Wi-Fi access.

Pricing in the flyer is the same $200 as the device has held since its recent price drop, indicating that the blue model would be another special edition rather than evidence of a sequel appearing early. The new Zune casts doubts on the possibility of a near-term revamp of the media player's line and suggests that the heavily rumored 80GB version will not be available until late in the fall.

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09/11, 10:08pm, EDT
they could make this thing out of solid gold and i dont think this thing would sell.
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09/11, 11:31pm, EDT
.....they just don't know when to quit. And with the 80GB model pushed back until Fall(?), things do not look good (pun about the look of this piece of crap intended).
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