(children) Kids react to technology!
(Finebros) This episode, you're not reacting to a video.
(Finebros) You're going to react to this.
What?
I love technology. I'm going to be an engineer.
It looks like an old video player.
Oh, it's one of those old kind of phones.
The iPods today cannot stand up.
Oh my gosh, this is so old-fashioned.
I love it! (giggles) It's so old.
(Finebros) So do you know what that is?
Like a phone, an old camera or phone thing.
An iPod 'cause it says on the back.
The grandfather... (laughs) of iPods.
(Finebros) That is called an iPod.
(Finebros) So what is an iPod?
It is kind of like a phone, but it plays music.
They have apps and you could actually play games.
Like an iPhone, but it's not a phone.
Sometimes you could text or FaceTime, but you need WiFi.
An iPod is a thing that you put headphones in
(Finebros) And how does this one look compared to other iPods you've seen?
It's bigger and I know that old technology is big.
- It's like a cinder block. - (Finebros chuckles)
(clatter)
(Finebros) So how do you turn that on?
Uh... how do you turn it-- um, I actually don't know.
Oh! You press the middle button.
Oh, I just did it! I just pressed "menu".
(Finebros) Okay, so now we want you to play a song on that.
Oh my gosh, it's not a touch screen!
But this spinney thing, it goes up and down.
It went to "extras" for some reason.
Oh, god. Words, lots of words.
I'm having a difficult time here.
"Playlists," "artists..." then you press this thingy?
Oh here, there's a play button.
I got it! I don't know how, but I got music.
You need headphones for this, don't you?
(Finebros) With that type of iPod, there's no speaker.
You have to use headphones or you can't hear the music.
I guess it's not that hard to grab a pair of headphones.
iPods today, you don't need headphones!
(Finebros) All right, so we're gonna give you the headphones
- (music plays faintly) - I hear it.
(Finebros) So how do you make a phone call with that?
"Contacts." Okay, let's try this.
(Finebros) You actually cannot make a phone call using that.
(Finebros) What you have there is the very first model iPod ever made,
- and it was made from Apple in 2001. - Wow.
I wasn't even born, so that's why I never even knew about this.
I think that's where dinosaurs lived.
(Finebros) We were all alive then!
So besides basic things like a game, like one little game
or a calendar, it was just used to play music and that is it.
(giggles)
I was born in the days that we had technology. Thank you!
(Finebros) Can you imagine that, that if you wanted to do
all those things back then you needed to buy different devices?
No, I can never live in that world.
and you don't need to buy everything.
You needed 100 things to have a life
and now all you need is a box.
I have my phone for all of that, but I just don't use it.
I don't like to spend money. I like to save money.
(Finebros) So what do you think, though, that at one point
- everyone wanted this? - That's a little sad.
I'm sure, at that time, it was pretty revolutionary.
It's portable, right, and it's not all huge.
This was probably, like, amazing to people back then
because they didn't even know what was coming in the future.
(Finebros) How much do you think this iPod cost
- when it was brand-new in 2001? - $100?
$100?
$50 or $40.
- (Finebros) It cost $400. - (incredulously) Only to play music?
That's more expensive than the iPhones.
I wouldn't spend my money on this.
(Finebros) Today, if you got the newest model iPod
with the largest storage, it's only $300.
You would never think a cheap iPod like this that can only hold music
would be more than a thing that can hold many more things.
(Finebros) Okay, so we've been talking about how this just plays music.
We now want to talk about and show you
how you would download a new song and get it on the old iPod.
- (scrolling) - (whispering) iTunes...
"Settings," I guess. I don't know.
Was there an iTunes? Is this a trick question?
(Finebros) Well, do you remember that I told you that this had no internet?
You guys keep tricking me! (laughs)
Then how do you get new songs?
(Finebros) So what you had to do was get music from your computer
or a CD, convert it into an MP3, then plug the iPod into the computer
and drag it from the computer to the iPod.
Oh my gosh! Why did technology have to be so hard?
So you would have to buy the song on your laptop?
Why can't you just be happy with what you have on the radio?
(Finebros) So last question, whenever we do these technology episodes,
- some adults get upset at your reactions. - (laughs)
(Finebros) Why do you think they get upset?
I don't think they should care that much.
They'll think, "Oh, so what I just bought was dumb?"
They get offended that something they used to probably snuggle with
every night is now thrown like a piece of trash.
I know it's mixed emotions, but you should kind of be happy.
The world is progressing in technology.
Sometimes I have that feeling too and people are like,
You think that they're supposed to know
all the technology that you grew up with,
but, really, how are they supposed to know that?
They used to think these were amazing,
and then these kids, they're saying that they're horrible.
I'm very sorry if any adults are watching,
I didn't know that you were alive!
- ♪ (chime) ♪ - (Finebros) Awwww!
Thanks so much for watching this episode of Kids React.
Let us know in the comments what technology we should react to next.