Creative Zen Portable Media Center Reviews
Creative Zen Portable Media Center Reviews
| Date | Source | Country | Review Quote | |
January 2005 | PC Plus | 
| We could argue that this is a first generation PMC device, but that won't change the fact that, if you don't own a PC capable of TV taping, it's hugely disappointing |  | | | December 2004 | Engadget | 
| if you have a Media Center or a PC with a TV tuner/recorder, this is a great gadget. If you don't, a PMC most likely won't be that fun. |  | | | December 2004 | Wall Street Journal | 
| So unless you're a techie or a hopeless gadget freak, stay away from the Portable Media Centers for now. If you want a portable video device, you're better off buying a portable DVD player. |  | | | November 2004 | VNUnet | 
| at present, we're unconvinced that people will actually want to sit on a bus or train and watch last night's Eastenders, especially when it costs £370 for the privilege |  | | | November 2004 | GlobeAndMail.com | 
| In short, this is a device for early adopters and the PCM category in general needs some major changes before it will appeal to the average consumer. |  | | | November 2004 | Digit | 
| Frequent travellers or TV addicts (especially those with a Media Center PC) might find it to be a dream device, but for the rest of us the price is just too high. |  | | | October 2004 | Time | 
| The most surprising thing about the Zen is how well it works. |  | | | September 2004 | PC Pro Magazine | 
| The Zen successfully brings Portable Media Center to life. |  | | | September 2004 | ExtremeTech.com | 
| Microsoft has put the pieces in place to enable subscription-based audio and video content, and Creative’s player is a pretty good (though not perfect) implementation. |  | | | July 2004 | VNUnet | 
| It's shaping up to be one of the must-have toys of the year and we were impressed by the quality and ease of use. |  | | |
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