Zune 30

The Zune 30 is the first portable media player designed by Microsoft and manufactured by Toshiba. Originally simply named the Zune It was renamed Zune 30 after subsequent versions with different hard drive capacities were released.The consumer edition was initially offered in black, brown, and pearl white, which came with a "doubleshot," or translucent glow, in a different color, of blue, green, and clear, respectively.

The full specification of the Zune 30 follows:

OS	Windows CE
Size	Dimensions	11.18 × 6.10 × 1.47 cm
	Weight	158.8 g
Display	Type	LCD
	Size	3.0 inches
	Resolution	320 x 240 pixels
	Features	65K colors
Memory	Internal	30 GB HDD
Connectivity	WLAN	Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g
	USB	1.1, 2.0
Hardware	CPU	Freescale MX31L ARM
	RAM	512 MB
	Radio	76-108 MHz FM RDS RBDS
	Audio	3.5 mm connector
	Video	TV Out (NTSC, PAL, ACP)
Colors	black, brown, white
Software	Manufacturer	-
	Others	Zune Marketplace games
Battery	Li-Ion 800 mAh
	Stand-by	-
	Playback	14 h (music) 4 h (video)

Cases are made from a silicone rubber. Controls include a circular controller with four buttons for direction, as well as a middle button to select a song album or menu, a back button to the left, a play/pause button to the right, and a hold switch atop the player next to the headphone port. The words "Hello from Seattle" are inscribed on the back of the case and it features several songs, videos, and images preloaded on the device.