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Zune HD owners can now rejoice, as Microsoft has released a Twitter application for the Zune HD. That’s the good news, so what’s the bad news? Well, some folks are experiencing slight installation problems with it, but we’re fairly sure that it can be sorted out. One of the things that might irk you is the fact that the program censors tweets, so if you often use a lot of swear words in your tweets, you’re going to be more than a little disappointed. Still, having a Twitter app is better than not having it, right?

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The Zune HD is a portable media player from Microsoft. It was released on September 15, 2009. The device is available in 16GB and 32GB capacities.

The Zune HD has a touchscreen interface for navigation. The machine is powered by a NVIDIA Tegra processor. The optional HDMI Zune dock feature allows content to be transferred on to a high definition television. Otherwise, you can watch videos on the player’s OLED display.

The device offers excellent battery life. Audio quality is good, so it its ability to handle HD video. On the flip side, the screen is small. I Read more…

Since the Zune HD’s 480 x 272 OLED display isn’t actually high-enough resolution to display the 720p video the PMP is capable of, we’ve been waiting to see how much Microsoft charge for their official Zune HD AV Dock.  That accessory – and the rest of of the Zune HD peripheral range – have finally been added to the Microsoft Store for preorder along with the touchscreen PMP itself.

In fact, two docks are available: the Zune HD AV Dock, for $89.99, which includes an AC adapter, remote, dock and HDMI/AV cable, and the Zune HD Sync Dock, for $49.99, which has a remote, inserts to suit all generation Zunes, AC adapter and a USB cable.  If you’re

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