A Tale of Two Phones
I bought my wife the Motorola V3 RAZR for her birthday; and, because I believe in the equality of our marriage, I got myself one too.
So far I've been impressed with form and function. I was a little dissapointed that only Cingular (a company I'm not fond of) carried this handset. For a guy who surrounds himself in black, gray, blue and white, an orange logo on a metal phone reminds me of a distress signal in the middle of the Adriatic.
It's amazing how our environment influences our mood, personality, etc. Example: Liz didn't want the phone. When I told her that she was getting one, she wasn't happy. When she opened the box and started playing with the hardware, she wasn't happhy. However, after a day of interacting (and getting numerous compliments), she has since grown to really, really love the gift.
So far I've been impressed with form and function. I was a little dissapointed that only Cingular (a company I'm not fond of) carried this handset. For a guy who surrounds himself in black, gray, blue and white, an orange logo on a metal phone reminds me of a distress signal in the middle of the Adriatic.
It's amazing how our environment influences our mood, personality, etc. Example: Liz didn't want the phone. When I told her that she was getting one, she wasn't happy. When she opened the box and started playing with the hardware, she wasn't happhy. However, after a day of interacting (and getting numerous compliments), she has since grown to really, really love the gift.
posted by Joseph at 7:16 PM
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