When I was a child computer weren't all that important. I don't remember having to double space on line paper. Writing papers were easier to me than typing a 12-font paper and when your whole 2-paragraph paper that you wrote has just been reduced to one paragraph. Typing isn't that bad though, considering the fact that I can type faster than I can write or at least now but when that computer was first placed into my house I had no clue what the home keys were not only that but I thought the keys were in alphabetical order, that was until I pressed, what I thought was an "A" and it was really a "Q". Now that I look at it typing is way easier than writing, instead of wearing down your eraser to type you can just use the backspace key and change the word without having your paper become messy.
             Computers have a lot from when I was younger, I remember walking into the store and no one knew or really cared what kind of computer to get just as long as it had a hard drive you were good to go. The internet was a good idea instead of the use of encyclopedias, maps, or newspapers you now have all the info you need with a few clicks here and some words and you have a some words there and you have a whole world filled with information. The advantage of the internet is that it's always around not only that but if you have a paper due and wait till the last minute to get started all you need is the internet and you can get an already made paper by copying and pasting. Another advantage of the computer is the email. When I was a kid around the age of 9 or 10 and I had my first computer I never knew what email was. I thought it was a fancier way of saying the post office or something like that. I didn't get the handle of email until my freshman year of high school. The advantage of email is that it connect you to your friends are family quicker than just to send them a regular note, you ca...