It isn’t often that you can pick up a good player with a lot of storage for $100 but today is your lucky day.  Some of you may have heard of Woot.com but for those that aren’t familiar this website sells one item per day and often at a very steep discount.  Today’s offering is a refurbished Zune Classic (30GB) for $100.

If you haven’t already jumped on the iPod bandwagon and have just been sitting around waiting for a price drop on a player, any player then maybe you should head on over to Woot.com and buy a Zune for $100 plus $5 shipping.

And yes, you can choose between white, black or brown colors.  In case you have forgotten here are the specifications for the Zune Classic:

• 30GB hard drive stores up to 7,500 songs, 25,000 pictures or 100 hours of video (128 Kbps)
• 3” bright color LCD display can be customized with your photos for a personalized appearance
• Resolution 320×240, vertical or horizontal orientation
• Ultracompact player measures just 0.6” thin and weighs 5 oz.
• Supports MP3, WMA and ACC audio formats, displays JPEG image formats plus displays WMV, MPEG-4 and H.264 video formats
• Built-in FM tuner with RBDS broadcast signal support to display artist and track title
• Equalizer for a customized listening experience
• USB 2.0 interface for fast transfer speeds
• Zune-to-Zune sharing allows you to use a built-in 802.11b/g wireless interface to share tracks, homemade recordings, playlists and pictures with other Zune users; received tracks expire after you have listened 3 times or 3 days
• Flag shared tracks you like for easy downloading later with your Zune Pass (subscription required) in the Zune Marketplace
• Up to 14 hours battery life with the built-in lithium-ion battery
• Dimensions: 4.4×2.4×0.6 (HxWxD)
• Weight: 5.6 ounces

If you want one, I suggest you head on over this very moment as this deal is not bound to last all day, as these deals tend to sell out quickly.

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Entry was posted on Monday, October 15th, 2007 at 9:07 am under Media players, Microsoft.

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