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I'm think maybe the BROWN version of the Zune isn't popular?
Don't know about you guys, but a brown player just doesn't look all that nice as brown reminds me of something else..........
Can you imagine a brown HiFi system/component? What about a brown DVD player or LCD TV? Hum........
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Exactly! DRM/musical restrictions aside, the Zunes are just butt-ugly. I'm thinking either primary colors or snappy, bright ones are going to catch the eye of most potential buyers of these players. I can't imagine what Microsoft's rationale was for choosing BROWN as one of the Zune's primary colors. I'm guessing that they were trying to be "different" than the competition, but seriously... |
Alot of people actually prefer the brown, to the balck and white. Here's a chart from Amazon sales back in May (before the recent discounts) for hard drive based MP3 players. The BROWN Zune came in second:
"Brown Zune maybe the MOST popular?
It appears that retailers are beginning to discount the Black and White Zune. The Brown Zune however continues to be sold for $249. Could this signal that Microsoft has been successful marketing the Zune as a more "alternative" media player."