That was indeed funny.
The same site also had a review of the zune which you can watch
here. The review was more positive than I expected, giving it a rating of 8 out of 10 -- and I was surprised the reviewer didn't bring up the countlesss number of complaints people have had over this device. Especially the craziness of the Zune marketplace (uh, points? WTF?).
But he DID bring up some MORE drawbacks to the Zune that I hadn't thought of. Apparently if two people are both playing music, and one of them tries "squirting" the other a song, both players stop playing their music -- which makes the whole sharing thing kind of intrusive and anti-social. Plus, the reviewer brings up the "Zune paradox" -- in order to share, you have to have wifi ON. But most sane people will have wifi OFF most of the time in order to conserve battery power. So how are people supposed to find each other to share songs with if wifi is almost always off?
I already thought this was a stupid feature before, but now I'm convinced it's one of the dumbest ideas ever for a music player -- especially with all of its limitations. If M$ used the power of wifi in more useful ways, they might have actually had something over the iPod. But Zune sharing is just laaaaame.