Myth843

Hm... Sincerity dictates that I might not be able to offer you a positive assessment of this. I don't know a lot about chromebooks because this is my first one. I've typically spent over $1300 on laptops. I've only recently discovered that I use my laptop nearly completely for web browsing and streaming, which is why I'm trying out a Chromebook. I mainly enjoy it thus far. Despite feeling rather rigid, the keyboard has a lot of give (compared to MBP and previous Yoga). It feels a little cheep because of little things (bottom pads is long lines as which annoy me when I have it on my lap). There is a fan, and it does turn on occasionally. It turns out that 1080p is sufficient for my daily needs.

When I was about eleven, I used money from my allowance and lawn-mowing jobs to save up and purchase a record player. I subsequently used all of my funds to start a record collection. I had a sizable collection and encyclopaedic knowledge of all the various musical genres by the time I was 18 years old. That led to me getting a part-time job at a radio station while I was a student, which led to getting a job in the music section of a library, which led to getting a job as an IT specialist in the library, which led to my current profession in IT. Aside from that, my adult personality was shaped by all of that musical exposure. That ancient turntable owes a lot of what I am now.