2025-04-03
19 分钟Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Round Table.
You're listening to Round Table with myself Ha Young.
I'm joined by Steve Hatherly and Youshan in the studio.
Coming up, once written off as junk,
old-school CCD cameras and flip phones are now selling for eye-watering prices, sometimes more than brand-new gadgets.
Why are people paying more for outdated tech?
And blueberries, long hailed as a superfood, have won over Chinese consumers.
People aren't just eating them.
They're growing them from apartments to office desks.
These tiny but apparently mighty berries grown in pots are popping up.
But how would your boss feel about a mini berry patch next to your office desktop?
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Now let's switch gears.
Remember when flip phones and CCD or charge couple device cameras were tossed aside for the latest and greatest gadgets?
Now they are back and not as a bargain.
Some are being resold for five to ten times their original price.