Zune was a good idea in a saturated market. Frankly, with the advent of Pandora and the smart phone, even the iPod’s days are numbered.
Excrement brown with vomit green highlights, mmmm, tasty.
If it wasn't for spots where I can't get a data connection I'd have no reason to ever use my Ipod anymore.
” even the iPods days are numbered.”
How right you are: that number may be 0.
Indications are Apple may end the iPod proper (the Classic line) today. The Nano and Shuffle will continue, as cheap small-capacity accessories. The iPod Touch is for most practical purposes the iPad Nano (and will be if a 3G option is added). But as for the robust, large capacity, dedicated music device, the iPod is just about done.