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This was a pretty harsh review, if it even was one. However, I'll say it's because you guys didn't have the 80gb unit. After all, the flash players aren't worth anything. Neither Apple nor Microsoft offers the best flash player and besides, a phone can hold the same amount of music. Sure there is the Touch, but that's ridiculously expensive. The real unit here is the Zune 80, which you would have to compare to the 80gb iPod classic. Clearly the Zune 80 has much better features. And why are you guys downplaying wireless sync so much? I'd say most people find that pretty nice. I'd say there are certainly enough things to recommend the Zune 80 over the iPod classic.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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