Furthermore, with the current pandemic situation, many schools and workplaces have shifted to remote or hybrid models, making a laptop even more necessary for success. However, not everyone has the financial means to purchase a laptop, which can be a significant barrier to accessing education and job opportunities.

If you are in a financial hardship and cannot afford a laptop, you may consider reaching out to non-profit organizations, charities, or your school to inquire about available resources or assistance programs. Many organizations offer refurbished or donated laptops to those in need, and your school may have programs in place to provide technology access for students. It’s always worth exploring these options to see if you can obtain a laptop to support your academic and professional success.