It's a refurbished Dell; I got it secondhand from Goodwill Reboot while it was still operating in my city. That particular branch closed prooobably around the time when the city decided it wanted a $20 fee for every piece of large technology they recycled, which on the one hand? Fair. It's probably expensive to recycle that shit. On the other hand? Way to make us feel like we're being punished for recycling! Thankfully, printers and such are only $3 to recycle, and miscellaneous cords and batteries are free. There's also a Goodwill Reboot in the city where I work (half an hour's drive from where I live), so I'll probably be investigating there rather than trying to buy anything new. It worked out pretty well for me this time, after all, and it's not like I'm made of money at the moment 😓
Current laptop is a Dell running Windows 10. I'm used to Windows at this point, but Microsoft is going to end support for Windows 10 next October, so I may be looking into installing Linux instead, IDK.
Re: 66 months
Current laptop is a Dell running Windows 10. I'm used to Windows at this point, but Microsoft is going to end support for Windows 10 next October, so I may be looking into installing Linux instead, IDK.