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That would be absolutely amazing. I already use this (amazing service) and it's already a good deal. If they lower it anymore, then it would practically be a steal.
This would be great considering I just bought my Wife a 32gig Zune HD...I put plenty of music on it for now but eventually we will go with the music plan.
i didn't now zune was alive ill go use me itunes on my mac,iphone,ipod