It's been a while~

Everything has been going pretty good on my end of the spectrum.
Community College is going swell and am currently working on
an animation for my second project in the class. The first
project was a one page essay on a comparison of two type of
computers. I decided to do net book vs laptop. This is the essay:

You've probably heard of those new small and
portable laptops called "Net books." They are used
primarily for surfing the web and doing simple tasks,
such as taking notes and editing.

If you were going for a faster processor or a
computer for gaming, I would get a laptop. There are
big differences between them; for instance, and average
"Net book" (Acer Aspire One) has only 1.66 Ghz processor
speed. This is decent for such a small laptop but the
speed would probably be fairly slow and multitasking
might prove to be very challenging. An average laptop
(Inspiron 15) has 2.2Ghz which is a faster, duel core
processor, so that would be a lot faster and would be
able to play games and multitasking would be smoother.
The cost difference is not even that far apart for these
two completely different devices.

An Acer Aspire One (Net book) is around $300 while
the much superior Laptop (Inspiron 15) is only $200 dollars
more than that at a price of $500 dollars. If you compare
the battery life, processing speed, ability to multitask
and even the keyboard size/screen size, the obvious choice
would be to go for a laptop as opposed to the "Net book",
although the "Net book" would be a good buy if you are a
frequent traveler and need to do quick emails, light gaming
or watching movies. Other than that if you were to buy a "Net book" and use it as "Laptop," I think you would be very disappointed.

I got an A on that paper.

Also If you want to see some of the
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