Eso es mas fantasía que otra cosa, no se no la encuentro tan geek aunque este cool.

Ya la 1 esta, igual que Matrix y Mission Imposible.

Puñeta se me quedo Iron Man.

Lo mismo hace mi Asus y ya tiene 2 años.

Espero que vengan con algo nuevo pero que mantenga el modo clásico de jugarlo.

Se ve brutalll, quiero una para mi oficina!!

The Zune’s real-time clock stores the time in terms of days and seconds since January 1st, 1980. When the Zune’s clock is accessed, the driver turns the number of days into years/months/days and the number of seconds into hours/minutes/seconds. Likewise, when the clock is set, the driver does the opposite.

The Zune frontend first accesses the clock toward the end of the boot sequence. Doing this triggers the code that reads the clock and converts it to a date and time. Below is the part of this code that determines the year component of the date:

Under normal circumstances, this works just fine. The function keeps subtracting either 365 or 366 until it gets down to less than a year’s worth of days, which it then turns into the month and day of month. Thing is, in the case of the last day of a leap year, it keeps going until it hits 366. Thanks to the if (days > 366), it stops subtracting anything if the loop happens to be on a leap year. But 366 is too large to break out of the main loop, meaning that the Zune keeps looping forever and doesn’t do anything else.

Yo venia a poner eso, solo hay que dejar que se agote la batería completa y lo vuelves a cargar. AL mio no le paso nada, sigue funcionando normal pero voy hacer el proceso para estar seguro que no le pasara en el futuro.

http://money.cnn.com/news/newsfeeds/siliconalley/...

Se ve super brutal!!!!