Andrew Anderson Toshiba Techprobe

[MUSIC] My name is Andrew Anderson. I'm a greenskeeper at Bonny Doon Golf Club, Sydney, Australia. There are two things in this world that I love, golf and tech. I think that technology is the way forward imprinted in. I know a lot of people. And to embrace it. I love my job. I love being outside. My whole life I've had a passion to, technology and, you know, the latest and greatest and, you know, I love to be able to, you know, combine the two and, utilize, technology as much as possible in green keeping. My day starts at five, at Bonnie Doon Golf Club. The way we use technology at Bonnie Doon. You know, it helps us maintain the golf course easily, in managing the crew and printing out peat locations, and fungicide applications, herbicide applications, managing the water. Technology has a big part and a bright future in grant giving and turf management. And I think it certainly makes our job more productive. [MUSIC] So today I finished at 10:30, come home, and the first thing I like to do is jump on the internet. Whether it be just browsing through websites, watching movies, watching videos, playing games. In my spare time I write for a website called [UNKNOWN]. I feel like this is the time when I get to be the most creative. With iTurf apps I'm trying to get the word out and, you know, help people understand technology and, and, you know, what you can benefit from embracing technology in the industry. what I need in a laptop, number one for writing, is a good keyboard. Number two would be, a good screen. I certainly appreciate a high resolution screen. I found it rather refreshing to. Be able to not carry two objects around with me and, and just the one. The fact that it's a two in one made it air, very easy to go between writing at my desk to sitting on the couch with a simple click, unclick from the keyboard. You know, I found it very versatile and as the full stainless, almost unibody look, very sleek, very nice [MUSIC] Whether you're in the market for a laptop or tablet, this article does well on both accounts. [MUSIC]