Microsoft Zune 30 (2006-2012) Models on Display:Microsoft Zune 30 marked the massive transition of

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

Despite the company’s eventual decline and acquisition by Lionel in 1967

making it an enduring pop-culture icon of 1950s Americana

Microsoft Bob

the American Flyer name remains synonymous with the heavy

Microsoft Zune 30 (2006-2012) Models on Display:Microsoft Zune 30 marked the massive transition ofMicrosoft 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