[quote name='anomynous']13% is single digit? That's the 2nd highest out there, I pod then has the most by far[/QUOTE]
As explained above by Buster Rod G, they hold a single-digit share. I never said I was talking about harddisk-based players only. I said "MP3 player market," as in, the entire thing.
LinkinPrime, since you seem to be so interested, I'll give you a point-by-point explaination of why I, personally, think the Zune is useless.
Let's look at what Zune has. Big screen. Isn't of much use to me. I don't intend to watch videos on a handheld (I won't sit through a movie on any small screen, I watch TV on my TV [what a concept], I don't really watch music videos at all), and I don't need huge album art to let me know what I'm listening to. Photos, ah, I'd never take the time to put any on. So, yeah, big screen or small screen, no diff to me. I still like the monochrome ipod, myself. Next up, FM tuner. Nice, I'll admit, but there's only one radio station in town I can stand (random '60-80s station), and I usually just listen to it while driving. Nice, but I can do without. The Zune's wifi shit is just useless, no way I'll ever have a use for it. I don't use playlists (I listen one song at a time), and I don't listen to podcasts. Any "sync" performance is lost on me. The only way I ever add music to any mp3 player is plain old file copy in Windows Explorer. I don't buy music from online music stores. If I buy music, I buy it on CDs. I don't like to pay for things I can't hold, in general.
So, the only things that matter to me (aside from price/capacity ratio) in terms of choosing an MP3 player are form factor and interface, and I vastly prefer the iPod over the Zune in these categories. While I understand that some people like bigger stuff (I like the bigger DS, for instance), I prefer the slimness of the newer iPods, and the overall smaller size. And I'm sorry, I just can't use the plain ol' 4-way toggle on the Zune, after being so used to the iPod's clickwheel, which allows a degree of "analog" control, in that you can scroll at any speed you please, changing speed and direction easily. So, that's it for interface.
Look, I hate Apple and Macs and all, but I think they just happened to have designed a better MP3 player for my needs, hands down. So, yeah. There ya go.