Watch Blu-ray DVDs on your Windows 7? Follow me

We ascribe part of iPhone’s success to its perfect industrial design: fluent linellae, simple design and the flawless user experience.
Generally, a main reason for iPhone’s surge is its simplicity. We use them without thinking too much how we should use it. It is user-friendly even for our grandfather who isn’t familiar with the electronic products at all.
We take another look at the tablet in turn. Do we really need a tablet? It is too large for holding it in one hand when we need to read at bedtime and put into your back pocket to take it anywhere you want. As for you take use it to make a phone call it seems so wired for you to hold such a flat fat thing beside your ear.
Let use it to work alone. The processor in a tablet for sure can’t run complex software like Photoshop. I would rather choose a laptop when I am on my journey. So once I want to deal with my work things, I have to sign to the delicacy iPad. It seems to be so powerless to meet my need.
Actually, all the apps for iPad and Android tablet can be used in iPhone and Android phones. However, a smart phone obviously can do us more beneficiary and offer more convenience.  It is time for rational consumption.
Recent, our correspondent bought Windows DVD player software. It is really powerful, for it can not only play my input media but also can copy and burn my discs. Notwithstanding it is a true all-in-one DVD player software, I don’t think that a lot of its functions I can use ever for my lifetime. What I need is just a DVD player software which can make up the shortcomings of Windows media player. Specifically, I need a DVD player software which can play DVDS and Blu-ray. This is what I need. Perhaps to find a player software like this, I only just need to spend about $20. The reality is I spend more than $50 to buy a appears-to-be splendid complicated program, such like the function of copy,burn and edit my videos. Actually, can a DVD player software perform better than a professional editor software? Afterwards, I can’t help thinking that what do I really need, A good one or a useful one? Is it the more the better?
I conclude for one truth that people by things because they are good instead of they need them.
We spend too much money and time on the things that meaningless for us. I remembered that there is a sentence with the general meaning like this:
You buy a lot of cheap things you never need, they are still expensive. Cheapest thing it is, it still consumes our time and money.
However, not all the innovation is a good thing to all of us. We should value if it is really useful for our individul person and make every cent and minuite in our life count.