I'm not fussed about the latest consoles as I have loads of current-gen to work my way through at crazy-cheap prices.
I don't get upset if games don't run at 1080p and 60fps. If I do and I notice, it's a nice treat.
I don't need the latest phone, my Xperia Play does me nicely.
I don't own a tablet.
My PC is win2K, I won my laptop.
I'm happy with the keyboard Kindle.
I will watch Breaking Bad, but I'm really enjoying watching years-old Spooks with my wife.
I would like GTA V, but can survive playing all the cheaper games until it drops in price.
I didn't feel the overwhelming urge to buy it when everybody else was enjoying it.
It's nice to enjoy "the now", as sometimes I feel we can get bogged down with "the new".
I was looking at the Paperwhite version at the weekend and the touchscreen resolved the issue where on my older Kindle I try and poke at on-screen options and nothing happens!
It made me think of that scene in BttF II where Marty McFly canes Wild Gunman in the 80s Cafe, but the kids are unimpressed. You have to use your hands?
I imagine kids of the future will baulk at the idea of a physical controller instead of smudging the screen.
On a different note, I chuckled when I heard that one of the most popular additions to io7 was audio-only Facetime.
Commonly known as a phone call...
It's like the phone shop advertising "Be the first to own a videophone!".
I imagine that person had to wait for the second person to buy one before he could use it!
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