Redmond, Wash. - Microsoft (NASD: MSFT) on Tuesday introduced its second-generation Zune digital media players, including the 80GB, hard drive-based Zune 80 ($249), and two flash-based, 8GB ($199) and 4GB ($149) models. The new devices offer improved battery life; redesigned Zune software; a new "Zune Pad" touch-sensitive navigation button; and wireless syncing of music libraries.

The smaller versions are available in four colors (green, pink, black, red), with the option to add laser-engraved artwork from 18 artists.

Existing Zune owners can also now download a new software update for their devices from the company's website.

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