Let's compare the screens of the iPod Nano and the Zen Micro Photo, for instance.
iPod Nano: 1.5" 64K color LCD, ~140degrees viewing angle, requires backlight (bad for battery life)
Zen Micro Photo: 1.5" 256K color OLED, full viewing angle, no backlight required (good for battery life)
As I said, when you cheap out on components, you can make a pretty penny when every ****** with $200 wants your product to be cool.
The same story (with the display quality difference) is true for virtually every component comparing Zens to iPods.
iPod Nano: 1.5" 64K color LCD, ~140degrees viewing angle, requires backlight (bad for battery life)
Zen Micro Photo: 1.5" 256K color OLED, full viewing angle, no backlight required (good for battery life)
As I said, when you cheap out on components, you can make a pretty penny when every ****** with $200 wants your product to be cool.
The same story (with the display quality difference) is true for virtually every component comparing Zens to iPods.
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