Paul Thurrott's Zune HD hardware and software review posted

Paul Thurrott of SuperSite for Windows has recently posted part 5 of his long and thorough Zune HD review. I will warn you up front, this is probably the longest review that I have ever read, but at the same time it is also close to the best review that I have ever read. In other words, if you are curious about the Zune HD read on.

The review began on the Zune HD release day with an intro, then went on to cover the Zune 4.0 software, the Zune HD hardware, the online services and concluded over the weekend with "the big picture."

Anyway, without giving much away in terms of his final thoughts and offering a tease, I will say that it seems that the Zune HD was liked, but still found to not be perfect.

Anyway, without further adieu, here is the links to the review.

[Zune HD Review Part 5: The Big Picture] and [The rest of the Zune HD coverage]

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There is one more ace up Microsoft's sleeve when it comes to the Zune HD's video capabilities. If you have an extra $89 to spend on a Zune AV Dock, the Zune HD will output high-definition (720p) video to your TV via an HDMI connection (composite output is also available).