Not bad, and I liked that not everyone reacted in the same way to the technology. Personally I think I would adopt a stance somewhere in between the two groups. I've always wondered what I'd be like if I had grown up rich and hadn't had to work for my money and things--certainly very different. Especially if I had kids to worry about, I would consider the non-tech stance. I tend to take the middle ground in this life. Internet on my phone for instance is a very unappealing idea.
I did find it hard to believe that such a thing would go on the open market like that though, in a capitalist society. Sort of liking giving away the cow when you can sell the milk. The first company that created this could patent it and then use it for production. Production costs would be near zero and it could afford to cut its prices in half, still making a wild profit while driving out the competition. By giving it to everybody, then it's pretty obvious from the get-go that the huge amounts of people who work to get bigger and better stuff are going to start questioning their motivations.