Vicarious living through iTunes
Posted by David | Filed under Music, Technology
Apple has finally released a Windows version of iTunes for the vast majority of Microsoft junkies like myself, and its presence on my desktop is like a breath of fresh air. Upon launching it, I feel uplifted morally somehow, as if it’s the first step in a MS recovery group.
My only qualm is that money spent in its store (which, at $0.99 per song, is the cheapest legal downloads have ever been) is still finding its way into the RIAA’s pockets.
Now if only I could purchase an iPod…
2 Responses to “Vicarious living through iTunes”
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nicole bruni Says:
October 19th, 2003 at 5:51 pmFunny, I feel the exact same way. I really think that my next computer will be a mac.
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David Says:
October 21st, 2003 at 11:23 pmAfter playing with the new G5 my brother recently bought, I definitely agree. Jobs & Co. have created a thing of beauty.
Also, I feel like there’s security from abuse through Apple. Microsoft’s industry monopolization and brute force, which seems to be a major driving point of people switching to Macintosh, is the very thing that keeps Apple in check from ever following suit.
