Just use your Ipod Touch 8GB. Do you actually listen to all of them? or do you just listen to them while you're doing something else. Because that makes a ton of difference- and personally I get rid of songs I dislike from my MP3.

Fantastic.

Yes. There's this nice feature I call 'shuffle' and that I use a lot. I get rid of songs I dislike, but not necessarily those that aren't whoop-di-doo fantastic.

Well, I think I've had enough affirming nods to make a decision, and half of those that disagreed thought I should get nothing, so... yeah. I'll still look at responses, but pretty much made up nao.

The Zune has shuffle and a very nice 'flag' feature so you can mark songs and they'll come up when you hook it up to your PC and you can do whatever for whatever reason you flagged them.

Yeah, I really hoped it would .

How does Zune organize your music? I separate it on my iPod currently by having a playlist with every artist (because some of the names are spelled weird or have different encryptions, and I have two complilation-playlists). Is that possible on a Zune?

You can also give a song a certain number of stars on your iPod while listening to it... which would count as a flag.
Unless, of course, you actually run around giving honest ratings to the songs on your iPod for some reason. Some people are strange.

You have 1001 songs on there and can't fit more? Are they all MP3s? If not, you way want to use iTunes to convert them.

My 8GB iPhone (which is really like 7.08 GB after all the fun updates) has 910 songs, 1 movie, and 400MB of miscellaneous crap (apps, photos, ringtones) with 1.40 GB left of free space.

I get tired of songs, too, and keep them on shuffle all the time, but the 8GB has suited me well thus far.

Really? That's pretty bad I have 1200+ songs, like 4 movies and just like 100MB of random apps on my iPod Touch. 8GB. I consider that to be quite good specially since I still have 1.27GBs free space.

HAH!!!

It depends which zune your getting. If you get the cheaper (but next to impossible to find i think) first generation Zune, they are bigger than the second generation. That is because first generations have extra casing to give it an extra color when you turn it to the sides. Second generations are only smaller because they take off that case (and added the small touch pad). I'd imagine the 2nd gen Zunes would way less so they would do less damage to themselves when dropped (idk how 2 physics tho)

The latest Zune software updates is so hot. If your listening to a song long enough on your comp it makes this screensaver of the band. Also gives all band like it, albums like it or from the band, and more fun stuff. Its like having Last.FM installed on your comp.

Only problem with the zune is the fact that it has software. I can't plug it into other peoples computers to steal all their songs unless they have the software installed.

Did I mention you can send songs to other Zunes and vice versa?

My first gen Zune 30GB is built like a motherfucking tank (Has survived multiple drops, hits, ect.) and considering I bought it around launch, it's lasted a lot longer than I'd have expected it to. I'll admit the battery life has gone down over time but that's to be expected with any recharge able battery. My nano however died after about 14 months.

Wow, nice! I dunno why mine are taking up so much space then. I guess this proves the point even more!