Dell Already Offering New Zunes for 15% Off
Dell Already Offering New Zunes for 15% Off
Posted 09/14/2009 at 4:08am
| by Paul Lilly
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Microsoft's new Zune HD doesn't launch until tomorrow, but you can already knock 15 percent off the pre-order price by going through Dell. Using coupon code 6FWJ247J1P44CK brings the 32GB player down from $290 to a little under $246 with free 2-day shipping. The same coupon code also drops the 16GB Zune HD down from $220 to $187.
Both models sport a 3.3-inch OLED touchscreen and Nvidia's multi-core Tegra processor inside to push high definition video and Flash content through a slim form-factor. If the Zune HD lives up to the hype, it will be the most powerful music and media player in its class. And with the above coupon code, one of the most affordable as well.
Still on the fence? The coupon is good until October 31, 2009 and also works on other electronics and accessories, excluding "power, batteries, monitors, Dell docking stations, cameras, camcorders, Samsung TVs, and storage."
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Keougmi
September 15, 2009 at 7:13pm
I tried buying the Zune HD with the coupon code above. No good. Dell says something about the item not meeting the coupon criteria.
Once again, this MaxPC website has led me astray....
HeartBurnKid
September 14, 2009 at 9:02am
The last time I ordered from Dell, it took me a freaking month to get my video card.
I think I'd rather just pay the extra 15% and go elsewhere.
Ravenlord
September 14, 2009 at 7:16am
A good deal in all respects... and being a musician and an audiophyle (somewhat reformed, heheh), I know this player blows the apple brands out of the water, soundwise. The question is, is it worth it for me to switch my entire library? I currently use and own an Iphone and have gotten used to Itunes and its clunky interface. I have organized my whole library to conform to the apple format so I can play my music on my phone. I have never bought a player, having been lucky enough to receive all my devices as gifts throughout the years. But now I grow tired of my music being interrupted by calls and my phone being unable to play in the background while i do other things... so I need a discreet new player. Can anyone recomend a good converter (free or otherwise) that will allow me to transform my library to a compatible Zune format? What is the best file type for sound quality that Zune will play and that wont bloat out my music files to an unmanageable size? I want the best of both worlds... good sound and good size. I know losless files are best but they can get rather large, correct?
Thanks for any advice. Doing a good deal of research before I make my decision!
Hearken all... The Ravenlord
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