Replacing the battery in a Creative Zen.

I'm trying to figure out how to replace the battery in the Zen.

Also, before anyone says anything, yes, I did "fucking google it," and while I found one article related to the Zen Vision M, I've yet to find anything realted to the particular device I'm currently looking at. For reference here is the link:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16855102039

If the Zen was truly one with the universe, it would ALSO be one with all sources of battery power.  Hence, the batteries never need to be changed.

Good one, unfortunatly however, that doesn't help me any. Granted I could always grab a razor/pick/small screwdriver/whatever and try to remove whatever panels I could to try and find the screws. The only problem with this is that I would only do this as a last resort since one slip-up, and the unit is now a paperweight. Still, at $75, if this thing lasts at least three years, it wouldn't be to bad. I can get a new (and improved) MP4 player at only $30 extra compared to what it would cost to just get the battery put in.

Even so I'd also rather spend $10-$25 for a new battery and still make use out of it too.

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