Posted on 07/01/2009 9:06:57 PM PDT by posterchild
What better way to commemorate the 30th anniversary of Sony's iconic Walkman than to ask a teenager for some feedback on the device?
The BBC couldn't think of one, and neither can I.
I like to imagine that the experience was similar to an archaeologist rediscovering how a recently excavated artifact was employed thousands of years ago. But I'm well aware that it must have been different for 13-year-old Scott Campbell, who co-edits his own news Web site. For one, teenage impatience must have stood in the place where I fantasize scientific curiosity should have been.
"My dad had told me it was the iPod of its day," Campbell wrote. "He had told me it was big, but I hadn't realized he meant that big. It was the size of a small book."
(Excerpt) Read more at sfgate.com ...
Atari 2600 and Super Pong are great.
“He had told me it was big, but I hadn’t realized he meant that big. It was the size of a small book.”
At least the kid knows what a book is.
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