Zune Sells Out? -- Redmondmag.com

Zune Sells Out?

Microsoft Zune, the erstwhile competitor to Apple's iPod that never got off the ground in version 1, seems like it might be having more success this time around. The 80GB Zune media player that launched last week is apparently sold out across the Web.

Amazon and Best Buy show no availability online. And while CompUSA shows some store availability, it wasn't in any of my local zip code searches. These retailers appear to have the 4GB and 8GB versions of these second-generation Zune media players in stock, but if you had your heart set on the 80GB device for Christmas, you may already be out of luck.

Have you looked at the new Zune yet? What's your take? Give me your feedback at [email protected].

Posted by Peter Varhol on 11/20/2007 at 1:23 PM

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