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I have gotten one, thank you. Please before you comment next time, kindly check the date the article was published. There is every possibility that things could have changed since that date. Secondly, you should know that not all fingers are equal and in as much as there are low-budget laptops, not everyone have the opportunity to afford them. I mean, no one likes the embarrassment and stress that comes with having to borrow. When you see stories like this, the best you can do is to at least encourage and not conclude that the resources for low budget ones are available 💡❤️.

Oh, my bad. I'm generally bad with dates and commented so late in the night I don't think I made any sense. Sorry about that. Let me try and clean up my mess. I was really inspired by your story and I can relate with it a lot. I know this because I hardly read anything thoroughly. But I read till the end and I felt I had to say something. Without necessary jumping to any conclusion I believe I was trying to emphasize on the importance of a laptop for those who might misunderstand the point of your post, which I think is to encourage people to not give up regardless of the weight of the limitations that they might have. I was one of those people who set limitations for themselves. Instead of making use of what I had, I held back my potential while waiting until I could get better equipment. I paid darely for it and today I see things differently; never to allow limitations stop me from achieving my goals. Little effort is better than none. So I commend you for taking the bold step not minding what you had to go through. I commend you for sharing your story.

For those at the starting phase, any small laptop can go a long way. Don't set limitations for yourself the way I did and the way a lot of people do. Start somewhere and always embrace the smallest opportunity for growth.