The Microsoft Zune HD, as shot by the FCC during product approval.
Here we can see the lower back of the Zune HD with its back cover removed. At the center you can see an Nvidia-branded chip, which is likely the Tegra processor the Zune HD uses to achieve new features such as HD video playback and improved battery life.
Here we can see the lower back of the Zune HD with its back cover removed. At the center you can see an Nvidia-branded chip, which is likely the Tegra processor the Zune HD uses to achieve new features such as HD video playback and improved battery life.
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