The first computer I bought, an HP Intel Duo, was terribly old for the time. I remember turning it on and then going away to make coffee, as loading everything would take some minutes. The battery was a joke as well. I actually bought a Desktop, now that I think about it, because my laptop needed to be connected to the charger all the time.

Now, I don’t really want to complain about my HP because it allowed me to work from home, and I didn’t need anything particularly powerful to complete the job I was doing at the time, to be honest. I just required Google Drive, Zoom, and Windows Office.
Nevertheless, I changed to the computer I’m currently using after two years of getting my oldie laptop, which brought me a big relief. I can say that I loved getting that old computer just as much as I loved replacing it.
Thanks for reading this, and I hope you have a wonderful day and a top-notch computer (either now or in the near future).
About the Author:
I’m Astrid, a biologist who made a career shift to become a virtual assistant and an accountability partner. My journey from the world of science to customer service and freelancing has given me a unique perspective on life, and I sometimes share it here on WordPress.
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