Also, they usually give you more power for your money, they are easier to repair and upgrade, and they last longer. They let you to use a better keyboard, a bigger screen, and a mouse. Desktop PCs are much better for your health. I recommend buying a desktop PC, rather than a laptop, for working from home. Would this work, as we would both be using different systems, ie a MacBook and a Windows laptop? Estelle I was thinking of purchasing a Windows laptop and using either Google Sheets etc or – which are all free – or purchasing Microsoft Office 2010 and storing the work in Dropbox, OneDrive or Google Drive.
These include: adding to a database which has been set up using Excel booking flights and hotel accommodation sending and receiving emails producing invoices and flyers, and using Skype.
I have an iPhone and an iPad, but need to purchase a laptop to carry out several tasks. I retired from office life some years ago, but I am about to start working from home, for a lawyer.
