Microsoft Zune 30 (2006-2012) Models on Display:Microsoft Zune 30 Despite the company’s eventual decline

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marked the massive transition of Apple’s smallest desktop computer from older processors to fast Intel chips

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Microsoft Zune 30 (2006-2012) Models on Display:Microsoft Zune 30 Despite the company’s eventual declineMicrosoft Zune 30 The Microsoft Zune 30, launched in November 2006 for $249, was a bold, brown hued challenger to the iPod's dominance, featuring a rugged plastic casing and a relatively large 3 inch screen. While its directional controller felt familiar, the device differentiated itself with built in Wi Fi capabilities, allowing users to wirelessly "squirt" songs to nearby Zune owners for a limited three day triala social feature years ahead of its