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    Hey guys, I have some bad news that's pretty old. I had a black Zune 30GB ever since 2008, and I took it on trips. I even placed over 2000 songs on it. On September 26th this year, it's hard drive gave out, and it made that clicking noise and staying on the step 3 screen. Here's a picture of it with it's faulty hard drive:



    I got a new black iPod Classic 160GB that came from a friend of my dad's. She barely used it and it can hold much more media than my Zune ever could. Here's a picture of that too:



    So yeah, it's nice to have an music player again. I would get a Zune 120GB, but the only new ones I could find are over $400, and new Zune 30GBs are over $400 too. So yeah, even though I have a new music player, the death of my Zune made me sad.

    RIP to my Black Zune 30GB (2008-2013)

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    2. Remilia Scarlet

      Remilia Scarlet

      I abandoned portable mp3 players a while ago when I realized it took more time keeping things organized how I like than I was willing to devote. These days I use USB sticks in my car (two 32gb ones plus some smaller ones), and just stream music from my file server otherwise.

    3. Lizardcommando

      Lizardcommando

      Heh, I still have my old Sony Walkman MP3 player from 2008. It can barely hold a charge anymore (it lasts a little less than an hour before the battery dies), but damn, I can't believe it still works.

    4. Cupboard

      Cupboard

      2nd generation ipod shuffle from 2007 reporting in. 2GB audio content and it hisses when the ear buds bend a certain way. Battery life surprisingly solid. Also it won't accept foreign (non-Apple) ear buds anymore.

      Nowadays it is only used for tripping.

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