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American shoppers find it cumbersome to work with the music store's Microsoft Points system. As columnist Andy Ihnatko jokingly put it, "The Zune Marketplace doesn't even take real money." To illustrate this confusion, a song costs 79 points, which corresponds to $0.99, which gives the impression that songs cost 79 cents; points can only be purchased in blocks of at least 400 points, leading to possible over-purchase and unused points. An explanation for this could be found in the fact that all prices on the Market Place are universally the same amount points regardless of local currencies.

Many have speculated on a European release date. Czech Business Weekly claims a scheduled date for "the first half of 2007." UK site Tech.co.uk, in an article dated January 15, 2007, mentioned the Zune is coming to the UK in "two-to-three months."[86]. However, in a product review published in April 2007, UK site PC Pro has indicated that the UK release could be as late as 2008.

Chris Stephenson, general manager of global marketing for the Zune project, has also said in an interview with Engadget that some phone functionality is in store for the Zune at a later date. There is increasing evidence from Microsoft and the Zune Team that there may be an upcoming addition to the Zune "family" of products called the ZunePhone, which would be a Zune based cellphone as a possible Apple iPhone competitor.

At the 2007 Consumer Electronics Show (CES), Bill Gates said little about the Zune; a ZDNet reporter summarized it as "no Zune news", told readers not to expect any new Zune devices soon, and inferred from Gates' remarks that Microsoft will promote the device at its own Zune-specific events At the same event, however, Peter Moore, vice president of Microsoft's Interactive Entertainment and Devices Division, mentioned that the Zune will support videogames by mid-2008.

But who needs Zuen Marketplace anyway? There are many places already where you can download Zune videos, movies, games, and songs. Other than the Microsoft's Marketplace. By using one of these services you can avoid restrictions if downloading directly from the Microsoft Marketplace. My favorite Zune download site is  is called ZUNE REACTOR, only costs $26 for a whole year. You will get unlimited downloads for Zune and a free Zune Converter. If you dislike Microsoft's Marketplace as much as I do ... check out Zune Reactor.