Zune Music Pass involves the Land Down Under, you will soon hear the thunder

Nov 15th 2011
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Zune Music Pass involves the Land Down Under, you will soon hear the thunder

Yes, we’re talking about Australia. Microsoft’s Zune Music Pass is now available from coast to coast for 11.99 AUD (about $12.14) monthly or 119.90 AUD (about $121.38) for an entire year, with 14-day trials available for a groovy 0.00 AUD. You may have access to 11 million tracks out of your Windows Phone , desktop Zune client or the net — with Xbox 360 support at the way. So let the beer flow, but don’t chunder.

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