I’ve been wanting a laptop for a long time. When I went to Sydney to take photos as well as stay with my oldest friend I had to use her laptop to download my photos. My camera, a Canon EOS 1000D, does not have cards like the compact digital cameras do. So once you have used all the space in the camera, you need to download to a computer. So my trips to the country to take some landscapes seemed doomed without some storage device. Hence the laptop. What I bought though was a factory scoop at JB HF. For the techies amongst you, have a look just to see the specifications. It really is a desktop quality to carry around with you.
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