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The Good

Decent battery life; good size storage space; large screens for easy viewing; reasonable price point for both models

The Bad

Nano lacks FM tuner and wireless synching; Zune adds pre-loaded content and is not compatible with MAC

The Bottom Line

Choosing between the iPod Nano and the Zune is more going to be a matter of feature preference. If you must have an FM tuner, then the Zune is going to win. Otherwise, things look better for the iPod Nano mp3 audio player.

Review

While you're going to be buying the MP3 audio player, two of the best option you may desire to think are the Apple iPod Nano or a Microsoft Zune. Both of these players result major players in the manufacturing but which MP3 audio player is better?

The Nano MP3 audio player comes in either an 8 GB or a 16 GB model. The Zune MP3 audio player comes in a number of different sizes, including sizes as small as a 4 GB model and as larger as 120 GB. The screen is smaller at 1.8 inches. The battery life is about the same as for the Nano.

One difference between the two models is that the Zune allows for wireless syncing with your computer. The Zune is only available in black while the Nano comes in eight colors. The color options have been a hit with most consumers who love the idea of having a unique looking MP3 audio player.

The diversity in cost between the two choices is not important all of the time. Although the heaviness of both MP3 audio player models is equivalent, the Zune is somewhat bigger despite possessing a slighter monitor. However, both models are rather little plus easy to carry around.

By choosing either of these MP3 audio player models, you'll be getting a flash based memory system for the storage of your files.

One of the regular grievances about the Zune is the pre-loaded load which takes in not just games (these are also pre-loaded on the Nano) but also music as well as films. Also, only the iPod MP3 audio player modes to be going to work on both PC as well as MAC computers.