In her planned obsolescence segment I quote
"I opened up a big desktop computer to see what's inside and I found out that the piece that changes each year is just a tiny little piece in the corner. But you can't just change that one piece because each new version is a new shape so you gotta chuck the whole thing a buy a new one."
This is a easy softball pitch. The last generation of Intel chips were the same shape since 2004 till late last year.
She also says each of us are targeted with more than 3000 advertisements a day. That number greatly varies from study to study 850, 1500, and 500-1000 according to this research http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=56750 (only taking account of the academic studies). She cited a magazine and a single author in that 3000 figure.
"I opened up a big desktop computer to see what's inside and I found out that the piece that changes each year is just a tiny little piece in the corner. But you can't just change that one piece because each new version is a new shape so you gotta chuck the whole thing a buy a new one."
This is a easy softball pitch. The last generation of Intel chips were the same shape since 2004 till late last year.
She also says each of us are targeted with more than 3000 advertisements a day. That number greatly varies from study to study 850, 1500, and 500-1000 according to this research http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=56750 (only taking account of the academic studies). She cited a magazine and a single author in that 3000 figure.