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Creative Zen 32 GB Portable Media Player (Black)

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Creative Zen 32 GB Portable Media Player (Black)
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Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars
Sales Rank: 590





Batteries Included: 1
Binding: Electronics
Product Brand: Creative Labs
Color: Black
Display Size: 2.5 inches
EAN: 0054651156227
Label: Creative Labs
Product Manufacturer: Creative Labs
Model: ZEN 32GBBK
Publisher: Creative Labs
Ranking: 590
Size: 32 GB
Studio: Creative Labs
Warranty: 1 year warranty


Piece facts:
  • Enjoy all of your media on a device that's about the width of a credit card
  • Watch 120 hours of videos, enjoy up to 8,000 of your favorite songs, or share hundreds of photos with your friends
  • 2.5-inch TFT color display with 320 x 240-pixel resolution and support for up to 16.7 million colors
  • Clock and alarm function, volume restriction, eight equalizer settings, and a USB hard drive mode
  • Weighs 2.1 ounces and measures 3.26 x 2.16 x .44 inches (W x H x D)



(Black) Player Media Portable GB 32 Zen Creative





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Creative Labs introduces the credit card-sized ZEN with a stunning 2.5' color screen for music, video and photos - featuring an expansive 32GB in-built capacity, as well as an SD slot for even more memory. Students, travelers, and professionals seeking a superior, feature rich MP3 player to fit their active lifestyle, this is the MP3 player for you. Listen to your favorite FM stations and save up to 32 presets 2.5 High resolution color TFT display (320 x 240 pixels, 16.7 million color support for photos) Battery Life - Up to 25 hours of continuous audio playback, Up to 5 hours of continuous video playback Audio Playback Format - MP3, WMA, non-protected AAC, WAV and Audible 2,3 and 4 Photo Format - JPEG with transcoding - GlF, TlFF, PNG and BMP Video Playback Format - MJPEG, WMV9 with transcoding - MPEG1 and 2, MPEG4-SP, DivX 4 and 5 and XviD Syncs with and views Microsoft 0utlook Contacts, Calendar & Tasks Functions as an external hard drive 8 EQ settings (Acoustic, classical, disco, jazz, new age, pop, rock andvocal) Capture notes on the go with the handy built-in microphone Supports iTunes Plus (unprotected AAC) and music and video subscription services System Requirements - Microsoft Windows XP (Service Pack 2), Microsoft Windows Vista, USB 1.1 port, and 130MB free space Dimensions - Width 3.26 x Height 2.16 x Depth 0.44 Weight - 2.1 ounces

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This credit-card-sized Zen has a stunning 2.5-inch color screen and is perfect for music, videos, and photos. Enjoy up to 8,000 MP3, WMA, or AAC songs; watch up to 120 hours of videos; and share hundreds of photos with your friends. Even expand your portable music, video, or photo collection by adding additional content through the convenient SD memory slot. The Zen player also is available in 2 GB, 4 GB, 8 GB, and 16 GB capacities.



A razor sharp 2.5-inch display makes your photos and videos come to life. See the Zen in detail.


Small size, big features--all in the palm of your hand.


Add even more storage capacity via the SD card slot.


Credit Card-sized Player Supports 16.7 Million Colors
View your album art, videos, and photos on this 2.5-inch razor-sharp TFT display. Your favorite photos will burst to life in 16.7 million colors on the fresh new Zen patented user interface. The TFT display works under sunlight and allows everyone to watch your home videos and vacation slideshows from any angle.



Truly a Multimedia Player
Zen is the first Creative player to support the unprotected AAC format, so you can enjoy all your favorite CD tracks that you've ripped through iTunes software. Zen also supports iTunes Plus tracks from the iTunes store, in addition to MP3 and WMA music tracks. lt is also compatible with music subscription services, such as Napster To Go and Rhapsody.



Zen also supports audio books from Audible.com. Download your favorite books to keep everyone entertained on long road trips or download daily news reports every morning and listen to the news during your morning commute.



Watch purchased or rented movies and TV shows from online services like Amazon Unbox. Share home videos. 0r load your Tivo To Go recorded movies and TV shows.



Plus, share your collections of latest photos in 16.7 million colors. lnstantly turn your slideshows into attention-grabbing multimedia extravaganzas by adding your favorite song to the slideshow.



Expandable Memory
Need more space? Add additional storage capacity with the built-in SD slot and easily play new music, videos or photos on your player. With SD cards to go, carry virtually unlimited amounts of your digital library, anywhere you go.



FM Radio
ln between your tunes, use the built-in FM radio to keep yourself up to date with world events, sports scores, or traffic reports. 0r tune in to the program airing on the gym's TV while running on the treadmill.



Battery Life
Enjoy up to 30 hours of your songs or 5 hours of video on a single charge--over a full day of music. 0r 10 episodes of Scrubs!



What's in the Box
Zen player, earphones, USB 2.0 cable, installation CD, quick start guide.

A slick user interface makes it a snap to enjoy your media.



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Testimonials
Average Buyer Rating: out of 5 stars

Buyer's feedback: 3 out of 5 stars - * It's just ok ...
Compact device that does an ok job. I had trouble downloading my music files onto the device without causing it to crash. The volume of the loaded music seems inconsistent from one song to the next. I would buy an IPOD if doing over again.


Buyer's feedback: 4 out of 5 stars - True Zen (almost)
By far the nicest MP3 player I've used so far (this is number 6). Big bright screen, easy to install and load. I got this for my Father in Law who has vision issues and is a bit fat fingered. He was having trouble iwth the little controls on the mini Zen players we gave him and this is much more usable.
Plusses:
Big screen, big buttons.

Minuses:
All the buttons are the same color. The pause and play are hard to read (grey on black?) the fast forward ring outside of the select button is hard to distinguish. Could the buttons all have a contrasting color or bumps or something?
Referring back to my Zen Mosaic review, yet another loader application. Now I have 3 different Creative applications, plus 3rd party loaders for DRM control. Can't we all get along inside the same manufacturer?


Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * Don't waste your time or money on this product ...
I bought two Creative Zen in past three years. I used both item very lightly, since I also own a Ipod. I really liked Zen's recording capability and built in radio, so I bought my first Zen, which died on me after few months of light use. After first Zen's melfunction, I gave it a benefit of doubt and bought another. I must used it about 10 times and it started to get stuck at one area, not responding no matter what buttons I pushed. Only way out was pushing the rest button then one day it stopped powering up completely. I had the last Zen for three months. Please don't waste your time and energy on this product.


Buyer's feedback: 5 out of 5 stars - Linda's Creative Zen review
This is my first MP3 player. My son helped me choose it. I love the compactness of it...but for me in my fifties...I want bright clear words, the Zen has it. The quality of sound is beautiful. I have downloaded books for airtravel...was easy to operate. Got a arm band to wear for exercise and while I agree with others that it is not easy to select/deselect music through the "Skin", I believe the problem is more its location on your arm.
At this time I have no complaints....well maybe one ...and again it may be b/c i am a novice. I find it difficult to adjust the volume....I feel like I have to select too many options to get there. I wish there was a separate selection for volume.
I look forward to exploring all this Zen has to offer.



Buyer's feedback: 1 out of 5 stars - * IT Continues To Baffle ME!!!!...... ...
....how consumers continue to fall for these "HIGH Priced" disposable players..People,,the batteries are built in,,so,,your player depends on the LIFE of the battery(1 and a half to two years of recharges if you get a good one)..Apple started this money making trend and other companies jumped on the money wagon..I can't beleive people buy these and put lots of songs and info on them..This item is no diff than a disposable cammera from your local drug store...GIVE US CONSUMERS THE CHOICE TO BUY & CHANGE OUT OUR OWN LIT ION BATTERIES since the player itself will easily last beyond 7 years.I'll keep my sandisk "AAA Batery Player" from 2004 and my Archos 400 media player from 2005 with REPLACABLE LITH BATTERYs until companies decide to stop shoving disposable players out on the market ..Wake up people....Peace

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