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博然 张The document discusses the author's experience with the iPhone and its influence. The author decides to try the iPhone after seeing others' excitement. They are impressed by its technology and features after using it for several minutes. While drawn to its high-tech aspects, the author is also intrigued by the personal connections it allows through features like sending photos from the iPhone. The document suggests that while the iPhone was revolutionary, it also exemplified Apple's emphasis on blending technology innovation with user-friendly design.
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