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From NBC News, this is TODAY with Matt Lauer and Meredith Vieira. We are back at 7:42. This morning, we’re starting a brand new series called Could You Do Without? And first up, we’re asking, could you do without your cell phone, your Blackberry, and your email? It’s hard to remember life without them. But one brave man agreed to give it all up for one week. But could he succeed?

 

Dennis Neil begins each day with a cup of coffee, two laptops, a cell phone, and his Blackberry. “I live an entirely wired and wireless existence.” “This is Dennis Neil. It’s Dennis. Hi, it’s Dennis.” As the managing editor of Forbes Magazine, he’s completely tied to technology. “Staying in touch becomes almost addictive 중독성의.”

 

With 1 in 8 Americans addicted to the Internet and millions using mobile devices, could this addict wean himself off ~에서 떼어놓다 technology for a week? We put him to the test 시험하다. No Internet, email, cell phone, or Blackberry. 7 long days.

 

Reluctantly 마지못해, he hands over the tools of his trade. “I’ve still got mine, you don’t. Yes, I don’t. Good luck.” “This is gonna be a grisly 소름 끼칠듯한, 싫은 experience.” “Listen, I have a crisis. I need email so bad…. I just want to know, can we do this week after next?”

 

“Cell phone is a perfect invention for people who run late.” ‘Time goes by so slowly. Time goes by.’ Hi, it’s Dennis. I don’t have email. You can’t reach me. ‘Ring, ring, ring, goes the telephone’ I don’t have cell phone. Day one was harder than I thought, but especially at the end of the day, it just felt really uncomfortable to not have that phone.

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