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I immediately questioned why a disc player existed that was hidden in a corner of a room or why my Sky TV box didn't connect to my iTunes etc etc.

From DAY ONE of my iPhone it revolutionised the way that I consumed media - it was all about multi platform for me - iPhone - MacBook - Apple TV. Here was this incredible device that travelled the world with me, played my music through its little built in speaker, was a great camera/HD camcorder and I could AirPlay my videos and everything from it to my Apple TV. I guess for me, it was the iPhone that changed EVERYTHING for me. I don't lose anything and it's quite funny rediscovering a track that I bought 15 years ago or so.

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I've always had a connection to Mac since my graphic design art school days so I guess that it was only natural that i'd end up falling for iTunes where everything is in one place. It was the COMPLETE OPPOSITE of the international young millennials in the big cities that I chose to live in! Out of interest, they had not had the user experience of owning Macs and Apple TV hence, they had a poor opinion of streaming etc etc and didn't connect to it in a humane way - had they gone the Apple route, I'm sure that their user experience would have made them favour streaming & downloading as opposed to traditional media. I especially notice this was international friends from India, Pakistan - they were so much more ahead of times whereas when I had a client in a rural part of the north of England - in a place that was rather 'inward' with its culture, I found that the majority that I met watched film from DVD, bought CD and had Samsung phones.

One interesting thing is that when living in the huge cities, ALL of fiends that I made streamed/downloaded their films way way way back in 2006 onwards. I once travelled with a few in one case and ruined everyone as they scratched each others surfaces! CDs got replaced by MiniDisc as it was more durable in 1999 but we all know what happened to that format, along with DAT and VHS/Betamax/Video2000/Hi8/Video 8. When I did buy a DVD, it either got lost with all of my travelling/moving home or i'd lend it out and never get it returned. No I stopped buying CD in 2002 and havn't bought DVD/BluRay since 2009 and even then i'd maybe buy 1 every 2 or 3 years.

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