I used to write all of my university notes by hand before using a laptop for lectures and handwritten notes for books, primary sources which I then typed up. Being able to annotate on paper made them much easier to deal with later. For work now, I type everything. It hurts to write.
A 1TB hard drive is great, especially for people less technically able to upgrade their HDD (I'm terrified of breaking my PS4, but I still have so many downloaded PS3 games to play that I'd like to be able to use my existing hard drive to play them. Given the industry's current focus on HD remakes and re-releases, it's just not going to happen I fear, even if it was technically possible.
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I used to write all of my university notes by hand before using a laptop for lectures and handwritten notes for books, primary sources which I then typed up. Being able to annotate on paper made them much easier to deal with later. For work now, I type everything. It hurts to write.
A 1TB hard drive is great, especially for people less technically able to upgrade their HDD (I'm terrified of breaking my PS4, but I still have so many downloaded PS3 games to play that I'd like to be able to use my existing hard drive to play them. Given the industry's current focus on HD remakes and re-releases, it's just not going to happen I fear, even if it was technically possible.