For some reason I have always equated value with a price tag. If there are several models of an item I want the most expensive. Unfortunately my budget doesn't always accommodate me. So when I spilled coffee on my PC  and needed to purchase a new one, my husband said that's a good idea, will you pick up one for me too. Man I was so aggravated at him. How on earth was I going to find a decent PC for myself, much less two of them. Shoot!Well the game was on and I had spent hours and hours before I decided to purchase this little Aspire 5. So when it arrived I begrudgingly unpacked and plugged this "budget" PC in and it wasn't long before it was charged and ready to go. I just knew not to expect too much from the "buy" but I bit my tongue and turned it on. OMG!  What was this? Must be a mistake. I checked the box, looked at the packing slip? What was this?Sitting before me was  the cleanest, most clear graphics I had ever seen on any PC screen. That was the beginning of my love affair with this "poor me buy."  As soon as it was possible I went straight to Amazon and purchased another "poor me buy" PC.This little Aspire has everything I will ever need or want in a PC including speed, beautiful color, picture definition, and much, much more. I do have to tell you that I am not a gamer so I can not attest to any of the cultural nomenclature or "speak"  about gaming but I assume it is riveting fun for those who do, but it does everything and more I ask of it.Ahhh darn it! There is one fatal flaw with these machines and  every PC seems to be cursed with it or should I say every person who owns a PC is cursed with it. It is the port where it charges! Why, why, why WHY can't people who can design such miraculous machines find it within themselves to build a charging site that does NOT allow (encourage even) the charging cord to stay attached to the machine unless it is physically removed? Does it have to be on the side, slip out with every keystroke? I would find a way to pay for the convenience-at least $50. or so! Please Aspire-figure it out!