[Adam Krebs]

http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2007/11/zune_originals.php

If you've been following the rumor-mill at all lately, you'll know there's been a lot said about a mysterious initiative called "Zune Originals" which promised to allow you to customize any Zune2 purchased from Zune.net, anywhere from case color to a laser-engraved "tatoo" or three to five custom lines of text (the number depends on whether you've chosen a picture.) Thankfully, this customization is less "watermelon" and more "Wisin y Yandel," as Zune's partnered with 18 artists to design 27 back logos from which to choose. If you were holding off on purchasing a Zune2 because it wasn't "You" enough, or have always wanted to put a Haiku or short-form poetry on the back of an MP3 player, here's your opportunity.

[Adam Krebs]

http://www.coolhunting.com/archives/2007/11/zune_originals.php

If you've been following the rumor-mill at all lately, you'll know there's been a lot said about a mysterious initiative called "Zune Originals" which promised to allow you to customize any Zune2 purchased from Zune.net, anywhere from case color to a laser-engraved "tatoo" or three to five custom lines of text (the number depends on whether you've chosen a picture.) Thankfully, this customization is less "watermelon" and more "Wisin y Yandel," as Zune's partnered with 18 artists to design 27 back logos from which to choose. If you were holding off on purchasing a Zune2 because it wasn't "You" enough, or have always wanted to put a Haiku or short-form poetry on the back of an MP3 player, here's your opportunity.