【Sometimesyourfriendsstarttotalkaboutanewvideogameoranewapptheyhavedownloaded.Itsoundsprettycoolandyourfriendsreallyseemtolikeit.Youbecomeso61(interest)initthatyouwanttobuyittoo.Hasthiseverhappe】

Sometimesyourfriendsstarttotalkaboutanewvideogameoranewapptheyhavedownloaded.Itsoundsprettycoolandyourfriendsreallyseemtolikeit.Youbecomeso 61 (interest)initthatyouwanttobuyittoo.Hasthiseverhappenedtoyou?

IntheUSandinplacesaroundtheworldthereisasimilarfeelingofwantingthe 62 (new)greatesttechgadgets(小玩意).Thereisabig 63 (attract)togettingthelatesttechnologyeventhoughpeoplemaynotneedit.Butwhyisthis?

There`s 64 initial（最初的）excitementaboutthesetechnologiesthat 65 (get)people`sattentionaccordingtoRichardLarsonadirectoratMITUS.Ifthere`sabiggroupofpeople 66 wantthesethingsyouwanttobeapartoftheexcitementtoo.

OneofthemajorUS 67 (company)thatreallytakeadvantageofthisisApple.ItcomesoutwithanewiPhonewithverysmallchangeseveryyear.Butpeoplestillflock(涌入)tothestoreseveniftheyhavejustboughtthepreviousphone.

However 68 （buy）thesethingsmaynotalwaysbethebestchoice.Youcouldbebuyingthingsthatyoudon`treallyneedand 69 (spend)toomuchmoneyjustfortherighttoshowitofftoyourfriends.

Notonlythatbutourneedtoalwaysbeonyourphonesorplayingvideogamestakes 70 alotoftimeinourlives.Soisthisexcitementovertechnologyagoodorabadthing?