I remember years ago when I sold my laptop to buy a current ipad.
I thought that I was spending money on an replace in features and capabilities from one component to the next. Somehow I didn’t get the memo about the limits of mobile devices and their operating systems. For one, I was moving from Windows to an peach mobile operating system. Moving to any kind of peach operating method would constantly entail a loss of features for me. I use a lot of software that is only accessible through the Windows platform. Sure, the tablet had a fairly big app store, even though I had to compromise with mobile software. Some applications are amazing while others can be unstable, if not outright unUSble. I had a similar episode with my A/Cs in my apartment. My apartment is a single home office condo with a big family room and family room. Before I decided to attempt an replace with my Heating, Ventilation plus A/C equipment, I had one window A/C in my home office and another in the family room near the entrance to the family room. At first I decided to buy a brand current portable A/C and put it in the family room. My intention was to eventually buy a hour portable A/C to replace the window unit in my home office. I had study that portable A/Cs had several features that window units lack, and I naively assumed that meant portable cooling systems were better machines. They’re severely inefficient with energy use and they recycle conditioned air to cool their sizzling compressors inside the same metal enclosure as their frosty evaporation stage. These components are intended to be separated for a reason—that’s why compressors are put outdoors in all other Heating, Ventilation plus A/C systems.