iDon't beleive it

Since the first big brick like device that held 500 songs and was faithful to break down every six months, peple across the world have fallen in love with the ting called iPod. Walk down the street and stop every person you see and ask if they have one, I can almost promise you that 9 out of 10 people will have one, be itthe first generation, black and white, no photo, no video, brick of and iPod, or the newest iPod touch that can hold photos surf the web play videos, and runs on a 2.5 inch touch screen. Ifind it funny how in thepast 9 years we have devoted our time, energy,and salery to ow the newest one in stores. and as if it wasnt enough to have a web browsing, photo hoding, video sharing, music playing peice of perfection. Apple has taken it onestep urthe and added the aspect of a phone!!! With the iPhone, you can check email, make reservations for dinner, take pictures or video, text message, and call your friends, oh yeah and not to mention it plays music. I admit I myself have fallen victim of thisfirst owning the black iPod nano, and when the iPod video was introduced I again had to own it,and even more recently I have moved on to the iPhone. My point in writing this blog is to show everyone how farwe've come in the last 9 years. In 2000, you were cool if you have a CD player, and now if you walked down the street holding a CD player you would feel like a complete dork. In 9 years Apple has branded the worldwith its logo and if you look under your shirt, most of you will also have the signature of Apple. But then again is it a bad thing to be caught up on the latest technology?
-Rhino