Get a refurbished Dell or Acer laptop. Something that should only cost you around $200. Wipe the OS partition and install Linux or a preactivated bootleg of Windows 7. Install Libre Office, it's free and you can read and create pdf files. Libre Office has pretty much everything that Microsoft Office has but without needing registration or having to pay for it.

Oh, and don't ever bother telling ZOGbot management what you use today, they'll gripe and complain and squeal like pigs when you don't suck Microsoft's cock.

>>78285
>>78310
For an decent operating system search here:

Linux: https://distrowatch.com/

Free Windows Bootlegs: https://crustywindo.ws/

Most Linux operating systems already comes with Libre Office btw.

Even France and Germany are dumping Microslop today. Linux and open source software is definitely the future. If you still need Microslop just go with the free debloated bootlegs. I would recommend having a small DVD binder full of various bootable ISOs of Linux distros and other preactivated bootlegs, perhaps some data discs full of your favorite software too. Buy a couple refurbished PCs and laptops, set some aside as future backups/salvage. That way you are always good. You cut out the control freak government demons and greedy corporate parasites.

>>78285
Any used toshiba or HP laptop will do OP

anything that has at least 8gb ram.

LibreOffice or OpenOffice are good alternatives for graphs. exporting into pdf should be easy.
but not reverse

>>78310
this unemployed cornbread with his shitty refurb laptops again

>>79274
And guess what? I own them. I have full admin control over my operating system. I have awesome software for free, media rippers and converters, p2p networking, Tor and much more. I have a multiple backups of everything I want and need too. You know what's ironic about my "old shitty refurb laptops"...? THEY WORK 1000% FAR BETTER AND FASTER THAN MODERN NEW COMPUTERS AND OPERATING SYSTEMS DO. At least my laptops are not bogged down with corporate spyware and bloat.

>>79274
Older laptops are overall better for basic common use, unless you are into intensive gaming or running local LLMs. Those older laptops even have CD/DVD writers and multiple USB ports making them great for media collectors and enthusiasts. If you are into local LLMs or gaming then you will need something much more expensive, technologically advanced. For an average Linux or Windows 7 user a refurbished laptop works just fine with almost any other task.