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30gb zune issues -- official update 
Zune Insider | by Paul Davidson | Wed, Dec 31
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This issue is related to a part that is only used in Zune 30 devices.
Q: How many 30GB Zune devices are affected? How many Zune 30GB devices were sold?
All 30GB devices are potentially affected.
Q: Will you update the firmware before the next leap year (2012)?
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