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| A typical analogue Haiku capture device. |
Computers love them or Hate them, they are here to stay.
I love the computer, I hate the computer, I don't want a computer, I need a computer!!
Never happy with the digital, always a niggling in the back of the mind that I'm being conned into accepting the tablets, iphones, WiFi, Internet etc.
I realise I'm being a hypocrite, for here I am typing away on a laptop, and posting on a blog.
No matter... I use the computer like I use a car. It gets me from A to B.
I love the computer, I hate the computer, I don't want a computer, I need a computer!!
Never happy with the digital, always a niggling in the back of the mind that I'm being conned into accepting the tablets, iphones, WiFi, Internet etc.
I realise I'm being a hypocrite, for here I am typing away on a laptop, and posting on a blog.
No matter... I use the computer like I use a car. It gets me from A to B.
But a typewriter is a whole different machine.
Those old analogue type machines have a life of their own.
Clunky keys, smooth keys, no electric or batteries required.
Those old analogue type machines have a life of their own.
Clunky keys, smooth keys, no electric or batteries required.
Always ready to type, low maintenance, plus they can withstand lots of key bashing.
Plus, if you happen to tip a whole mug of tea over a typewriter it will more than likely continue to happily punch out words. Try that with a laptop, and you can guess what would happen!.
The laptop I write on will probably last a couple of years, if I look after it!
My old "Baby Empire" typewriter on the other hand is already 83 years old and still going strong.
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