Your phone has replaced almost everything sold in this 1991 Radio Shack ad

[Rev. Rye]

Of course, the major reason it took so long for me to break down and get an MP3 player is because even the biggest MP3 player or phone doesn't have enough space for my music collection. Yes, even the 160 gig iPod.

I have the same problem. I dedicate a large part of a TB external hard drive to music. Since I have an iPod and it's only 80GB, I simply have to be choosy with what I want on it.

For the time being, I've got a solution: divide my music onto flash drives and SD cards, attach them to a media streamer, and play them on my iPhone 4. No doubt I'll need more flash drives when I actually start converting all my CDs to MP3 files. And, just FYI, my CDs are all in huge wallets (2x2 wallets, many with the little 16-CD pockets) that are in a stack in my room two feet thick, all filled. So, it'll be a huge undertaking.

[TaraJo]

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It's like, you know, and it's mindblowing anyway.

Evolution: it even effects technology. Ain't it cool?

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

So, the whole point of this thread is that electronic technology has advanced in the past 23 years?

Gosh, that's good to know.

Here's another Earth-shattering update: Automobiles are faster than ox carts.

Boru

[Violet]

Fuck. I remember buying cassette tapes from Radio Shack....

I remember cassette tapes too. See, we're the same, man!

[Polaris]

Uh....not my phone lol. I've had my since I graduated college and it's a dinosaur now.

[Ryantology]

So, the whole point of this thread is that electronic technology has advanced in the past 23 years?

Gosh, that's good to know.

Here's another Earth-shattering update: Automobiles are faster than ox carts.

Boru

OH SHIT BORU IS BEING CYNICAL AGAIN BETTER DELETE THE THREAD