Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: I have some exciting (for me at least) news 😀
Speaker1: Go on, tell me
Speaker2: I’ve bought a new laptop!
Speaker1: And what about the old one? From what I remember it was pretty good
Speaker2: Well, a terrible thing happened 😕 I was cleaning it the other day, and I guess the cloth I was cleaning it with must have been too wet or something, because the keyboard died ;( 
Speaker2: RIP keyboard
Speaker1: Yeah ;(
Speaker1: And how is the new one?
Speaker2: Oh, I haven’t got it yet, but I’m pretty excited 😀 It cost me a fortune, BUT I really believe it’s worth it
Speaker1: Ok, so tell me about the specs
Speaker2: It has 8th gen processor (i7), 16gb RAM, 120gb SSD and 1t HDD
Speaker1: What about the graphics card?
Speaker2: Oh, it’s geforce 1060, so it could have been better, but still I think it’s decent enough
Speaker1: So how much does it cost? 
Speaker2: 1650$
Speaker1: That’s a lot
Speaker2: Yeah, I know… but hopefully it will serve me a couple of years
Speaker1: Yeah, hopefully… have you thought about an upgrade?
Speaker2: Well, I was thinking about buying some extra RAM, but I’m not an expert, and I’m afraid I’m going to beak something
Speaker1: And what about warranty?
Speaker2: You can open the laptop for sure 😀 you just can’t break anything
Speaker1: Well, I got to run, but I will write to you later
Speaker2: Yeah, bye 😊
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 bought a new laptop for $1650 as in her previous one the keypad died. Speaker2's new laptop has the 8th generation processor (i7), 16gb RAM, 120gb SSD, 1t HDD and the graphics card is geforce 1060.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3 got 93 on her French exam. Speaker4 got 65, but still passed.