Zune Website Now Live
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Microsoft’s new new bundled personal media player/service Zune goes on sale on Tuesday November 14. The official Zune website went live this morning at zune.net.
The device will retail for $249. The full specs are below, but the Zune has a 320×240 pixel 3 inch screen (a little bigger than the 2.5 inch screen on the current iPod Video), 4/14 hour battery life for video/music, and 802.11 b/g connectivity.
We will have a lot of coverage of the Zune device and service in the next ten days or so here on TechCrunch, as well as our gadget blog CrunchGear. Our previous Zune coverage is here.
