the chronicle of an e-gadget afficionado

Cell phone, ipod, pocket pc, laptop, camcorder, mp4, mobile tv, gameboy, portable dvd (name it, the 21st century have it) has twisted a modern addictive traditions of communication and even entertainment in the contemporary society, with just one click. Let’s face the fact that electronic gadget nowadays has created a prominent circulation in every corner of the earth. Add to the fact that even juvenile masters a “click” on every keypad of its parts (especially gameboy which makes it hard for me to control my younger bro from playing). Now I have to blame myself.

Well in my case, e-gadgets has been my favorite artifacts (as if I have loads of cash to buy them. How I wish). You can’t blame me coz im a real vanity-sinner. At first, I don’t have any idea how to manipulate such piece of art. It’s as if im living in a different world. A “gadget shock” perhaps, “walang ganyan sa aming isla” was all I could say, haha! I can still remember my very first gadget, Nokia5110i. That was year 1998. Remember the antenna projecting on it? Haha! My cousin used to tease me that my cell phone looks like a chocolate bar and i-com in one. Hehe… I don’t care as long as I can send text messages to my loved ones and practice my megawatt smile at the same time. Then everything will be okay. But I never regard myself as a text maniac. Nope it’s not me (how about you? Hehe).

Psychologically speaking, i cannot live without my cell phone. It’s as if it’s been a part of my everyday routine, in my daily activities (lakwatsa, school, gym, etc.), and even for sensory gratification (music, videos, images, etc.). I guess gadget causes vanity or self-importance I should say. If you’re a 100% certified-serial-vanity-sinner, you’re in luck because gadget takes self-importance to a whole new intensity. Now tell me, can you spend your life without cell phone even for a day? I don’t think so (especially those who are unlimited text fanatics). Nyahaha!

Now heres a tip of advice from your not-so-important-blogger: For those who are planning to have some gadget collection (especially those with monthly earnings and certified vain, nyehehe), as what they say, “if you’re going to spend your savings on a brand new widget, be sure that you’re investing in a state-of-the-art style icon rather than a showroom dummy”. Surely, gadget makes the world go round.

Paningit: walkman, where art thou?