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It is decent equipment - it's just not new and shiny. It is as good now as it was when it was new. Spending 1000GBP more will not increase my productivity but
by chrisjsmith 15y ago
It is decent equipment - it's just not new and shiny. It is as good now as it was when it was new. Spending 1000GBP more will not increase my productivity but it will make me have to work harder to pay for it therefore taking time away from things I deem more important.
I make enough money to be happy and not sacrifice time with my family.
I live in a nice house in a nice area (which my family appreciate) - I can afford it because I don't have to pay for a new car and MacBook Pro every year :-)
I am not a target. I am just a person in the crowd not flashing white earphones around.
Oh did I say: I have a family who are more important than shiny stuff.
- Super_Jambo 15y agoWhat on earth functional laptop are you running for 80GBP? I've a Lenovo T60 which cost £300 refurbished. Had to get extra Ram, HDD and HDD bay. I really wouldn't want anything with a smaller feature set so I'm kinda intrigued!
- chrisjsmith 15y agoThinkpad X60. 1.66GHz, 2Gb RAM (1 gig of it scored on Freecycle), 80Gb disk. Runs Windows 7 perfectly fine. From an auction (not ebay - a proper one).