Patrician, I use my laptop at home and only at home and will certainly not
go back to a desktop PC. Sometimes I work in the kitchen but the laptop
remains mostly in my little office. I have a multi machine (HP photosmart)
and have not had a minute of trouble with it. Love the way I can scan,
photocopy or print at whim. Mine has a section in the front where you can
put various sized memory cards and print directly from them, i.e. not use
the computer at all. For all my years of not liking laptops, I am now a
big convert. One of my sons gave me a mouse for the laptop a while ago and
that really is a welcome addition.
Micki
Scotland
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Subject: [lace-chat] Advice on equipment
It lookes as if I shall have to replace my pc in the near future.? Can
people advise me on two points. please?
I'm in the UK.
1? I have a traditional pc.? Is there any advantage to switching to a
laptop for someone who only uses it at home and only wants to use it at
home?
2 Is it better to purchase a plain printer and separate photocopier?? I
have been told that the computer support dept in at least one University
here advises that combined machines are unreliable.
Thank you.? Patricia in Wales
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