Zune Thoughts: Zune and Windows Vista: The Pictures

You're glad we're here? We're glad you're here - even if you're 36 days late to the social.



If you're blessed with a fast connection, the download is relatively quick.



Fortunately, it didn't take a "long time" to install on our computer.



The installer pulls the latest firmware (v1.2) - yes, the same one that was automatically (manually?) downloaded yesterday.



That's it - all done. It's time to sync, charge, and all that jazz.



This "Reset Warning Messages" button is new. A nice touch for those occasions when er... you want to be nagged again.



There's no "File Types" tab in "Options". Instead, it's all integrated in Windows Vista's "Control Panel".



On a fresh box, Zune is quick to sniff out the pre-installed content. Not a fan of the tunes? Fear not - you can nuke them in a couple of clicks.

The software itself feels exactly the same - you know, Windows Media Player-esque; but to Zune's credit, it feels like Zune.