I sound like a poor relation, but I've never had a brand new computer, they've always been hand-me-downs from younger family members. My latest is a Samsung Go tablet (that's 'Go', not 'Pro' which are more expensive.
I need a new one, its memory's full and I've deleted every un-necessary thing I can think of.
So I need some advice on what to look for in a new one, and I'm a bit wary of shop assistants talking computer language I don;t understand.
I know I don't want Apple as I'm used to this one which is Windows (I think) - my husband has an Apple and I find it very confusing. So please, any hints on what I say to the youngsters who work at PC computer World when I try to explain what I'm looking for?
I'm 87 years old and this old dog (bitch?) doesn't do new tricks.
Girls grammars in the 60s (and beyond)
Things that (sometimes unreasonably) get on your nerves...hopefully lighthearted
