[ WP ] You stumble across a computer in a postapocalyptic world .

I trudged through the sandstorm. I was heading north to more hospitable lands, away from this desert. At most I could make out the paved road beneath my feet. I bet my eyes would be gouged out by the sand if I did n't have these goggles. My skin would probably be ripped apart if not for this thick suit. Although, this potentially deadly sandstorm drove away slavers and bandits, which would be a fate worse than death. 
 
 I brushed sand off my watch as I covered it and brought it to my face. I had been travelling for hours. At this realization my stomach grumbled. I needed to find shelter to eat something. I could n't remove my face coverings outside. This sandstorm must be huge, the largest I ever moved through. 
 
 Lady luck came to my side though. I had bumped into a metal box - an automobile. A contraption I heard was used before the crisis. There were dents from bullets and the two side windows in the front had been shattered. A traveller must have restored one and made himself a prime target. Or perhaps someone tried to hide from bandits in this? No matter, I could make use of this. 
 
 I entered the vehicle. Sand was still blowing through and was piled inside. I took one of my knives and cut apart the leather seats. I put the sections I cut out in the top of the car door so when I closed it, the leather would be secured. I used my knife to attach it at the bottom to cover the open windows. I did the same to the other side. 
 
 With no more sand blasting through the car, I removed my goggles and face covering. I opened my backpack and grabbed a bottle of water. As I slumped down in the back seat to rest, I noticed something poking out of sand beneath the front driver seat. Out of curiosity, I unburied it. 
 
 It was a small piece of grey plastic. It had what looked like a glass window on it. It had small buttons on the side. Some kind of handheld electronic device. Alas, it did not turn on. It had no handcrank to charge it. It was pre-crisis, when things like batteries and chargers were more common and hand powered devices were not common like now. I did n't have one of the coveted solar chargers either, not that it would work in the sandstorm. 
 
 As I ate my rations, I decided to keep the device. I figured it was an entertainment device. I had no use for it. Survival was more important. Fun was quite low on my priority list. However, I might be able to trade it away. I had no time to fiddle with something as useless and pointless as this.
