Recommended computer hardware and software

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Laptops:
1. Dell Latitude
2. Toshiba Tecra
3. Acer Aspire
4. HP Pavilion
5. Lenovo ThinkPad

Desktops:
1. Lenovo ThinkCentre
2. HP EliteDesk
3. Dell OptiPlex

Desktop/laptop OS:
1. Ubuntu
2. SUSE Linux
3. Windows 10 Pro
4. OpenIndiana
5. Fedora
6. Mageia
7. GhostBSD
8. PC-BSD

Mobile OS:
1. Android
2. Windows 10 Mobile
3. iOS
4. Blackberry 10

Browsers:
1. Vivaldi
2. Opera
3. Firefox
4. Internet Explorer
5. Microsoft Edge
6. Google Chrome
7. Safari

Recommended online music locker:
1. Amazon
2. Google Play
3. Groove Music
4. iTunes

Office
1. LibreOffice
2. Microsoft Office
3. Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides

Cloud store:
1. Dropbox
2. Google Drive
3. OneDrive
4. iCloud

Anything I missed? You can say so in the comment.

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