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    ITIL_Prince: I lived a similar gadget life (a bit longer than yours, but similar), and I read your article carefully. I came to a different conclusion though: I'm ... more »
    MacPro66: Well said! more »
    tomsomething: A great read. Insightful and nostalgic. Thank you. more »
    bitchincamaro: I emerge from my lurkage to hoist one for that post. Well done, sir. Cheers. more »
    MrHaroHaro: I agree with just about everything you said Blam. Except the PS3 bit. It's awesome. I use it for stuff besides Street Fighter and MGS4, occasionally. more »
    whiteknight89 digs DBZ: Excellent write-up. Much enjoyed! Now, off to get ready for work... (seriously, why is OfficeMax open on New Years Day? No one needs pencils or offic... more »
    Stan Horaczek: I like the whole genuine, experiential tone, but this sentence is throwing me off: "Today, I don't know if Creative even makes MP3 players." The sarc... more »
    Clifford T Meece: Wow, thanks for the post. You have summed up my decade, too. I registered and am making my first comment because your story was just so perfect. No... more »
    Joe Stoner: You had some great gems of insight in there, and it was nice to see it written so well - the section about naming products jumped out at me; I don't t... more »
    kaleberg: "Little companies don't really have a shot at this level of unified, do-all gadget greatness." You are probably right, but it would be totally neat i... more »
    frigg: Great post. Reflects my thoughts exactly. As an Amish person (Mennonite, actually), I too grew up with the usual fascination for shiny gadgets and ble... more »
    Segador: Fantastic read, Brian. I especially love the part about Sony; every time they release a new device I wonder what they were thinking. They're lucky som... more »
    JM23: As always, inspirational and reflective! 01001000 01100001 01110000 01110000 01111001 00100000 00110010 00110000 00110001 00110000 more »
    designguybrown: If it becomes the Microsoft decade -then- the world must be destroyed and re-made. Nothing is of less value or more evil than the Corporate Values of ... more »
    RuBBa_cHiKiN: Rollin' in my Lada, ridin' Spetsnaz: The New Year, happy, it is! more »
    The-Simpsons-Rule!!: Happy New Years from Texas. I hope 2010 brings nothing but great things to everyone. Anyway, could I have your PS3 pretty please? I could give it a g... more »
    paintedangel: Great write Brian! Happy New Years to you and all the "Gizmodo Geeks" (including myself) out there. This new decade will be a wonder and I look forwar... more »
    minidancingpuppies: Happy New Year! I will say that I also was not an Apple fan, but when I got an iPod Touch, I was hooked. It does so much in such a little device, I c... more »
    dark2water001: What a great read that was! Thanx for that...u really managed to put everything i've felt about tech into perspective over the past ten years...i myse... more »
    burnout3786: "It's not shiny things that captivate me anymore; it's what they shine." - Brian Lam ...epic Happy New Year! more »
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