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Microsoft is continuing its attacks on Apple products as overpriced with a new Web campaign for its Zune portable media player.
In a Web video, financial planner and former reality show star Wes Moss presents the case that the 120GB iPod would cost $30,000 to fill with music buying songs at $1 each at the iTunes Store. “People worry about the capacity of their iPod,” Moss says in the 30-second spot. “What about the capacity of their bank account?”
The spot promotes Zune Pass, Microsoft’s music service that offers unlimited song downloads for $14.99
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