One-Upmanship
By Sarah Dobbs in Editorial
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It looks like I’ve finally cracked: despite repeatedly saying I had absolutely no need for a laptop, I’m now considering buying one.
There’s an emerging pattern here, perhaps: I always said I didn’t need a mobile phone, and now I can’t live without one; I always said I didn’t need an MP3 player, and now I can’t live without one… I suspect within a couple of months of having a laptop, I won’t be able to remember how I ever coped without one. I’d like to think it’s a case of circumstances changing, rather than that I’m just a rampant hypocrite, but you never know.
So, anyway, the hunt for a suitable notebook has begun. I’ve been scouring the Internet, and popped into every shop along one side of Tottenham Court Road on my way home last night (bad time to be browsing; every salesperson in every shop was all over me, guiding me to the
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