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Embrace The Wear And Tear Of Your Gadgets

  • June 2, 2011
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  • Atal Hakikat
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As soon as you remove your new gadget from the packaging it arrived in, you have instantly labelled it as something that has been considered “used”. Though some of you may not think so, this is actually a better factor than what you think. It seems that the advancements made in technology today have caused us all to devalue our gadgets and products to some extent, when really we should be embracing the aging of our every purchase.

Ditch Your Protective Covers – By all means you should protect your gadget from water damage or anything that is too extreme, like a huge crack indented on the screen of your smart phone. As for those small scratches though, why not leave it? It doesn’t affect the use of the product and adds some sense of personal character.

Keeping Up With The Latest Trends – If this is a priority for you, most likely you will be spending money you don’t have on gadgets you really don’t need but simply just want. When it comes to gadgets, choose what will be most beneficial for you in the long run, choose wisely and don’t become overly caught up in the latest technology trends.

Preserve Your Aging Products – Take good care of their insides and follow any care instructions or advice given to you so that you can ensure a long usage of your gadget. There’s a certain amount of importance to preserving and making the most out of each and every gadget that you purchase.

We live in a world of complete excess, everybody wants more and designers continue to provide new, innovative, exciting pieces for us to immediately want and feel we have a “need” for. Just like the old Roman buildings, classic cars or those vintage typewriters, your gadget will develop a style of its own over time and become an idolised asset of yours in years to come.

Appreciate, embrace and love your techno-gadget… Whatever it may be.

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