> I was around for the mp3 "revolution", so I'll add to the author's discussion point about the ipod. There won't be an agreement here because it's just semant

> I was around for the mp3 "revolution", so I'll add to the author's discussion point about the ipod. There won't be an agreement here because it's just semantics. The opposite sounds very true as well. Let's reverse it. "The thousand-songs-in-your-pocket sales pitch was more than a feature-- it was a lifestyle/concept." It sounds.... exactly the same to me. Both words (lifestyle vs feature) have the exact same impact if it's the final word.