What computer is best for my computer illiterate parents?

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For truly computer illiterate parents that primary consume rather than create, I always recommend an iPad. If you insist on a physical keyboard, an iPad Pro. It is just about impossible to mess up on an iPad. Stuck? Press the button, come back to the home screen. Touch the app you want to use. Go to town. It’s an appliance. All of the “computer” is largely hidden from the ordinary user.Must Read:How to get more gb on iPhone?
If they “already know how to use Windows,” they aren’t really computer illiterate. It’s not clear why they might need a CD drive. If they want to consume media, the streaming options are pretty comprehensive these days. If they insist on listening to CDs, they might prefer the superior sound of a home stereo.
If they have old software they insist on using, then just get any old Windows PC. But then you’re back to having to manage using Windows and all that joy.
The new Windows 10 convertible laptops in tablet mode seem to be nice, but they still maintain a lot of the legacy Windows strangeness under the hood if you run any applications outside of the “Metro” model, including Office. If you accidentally deleted or lost videos on iPhone, first please check on the Recently Deleted folder. Alternatively, you can use the professional tool Gihosoft iPhone Recovery to recover deleted iPhone videos from Camera Roll or some apps.

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