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you have to use your own cellphones and the firm pays for your data/wifi charges
You can easily use your old personal laptop at least for the first 3 years into the profession, by when you would learn time management better and start getting some free time to start using your personal laptop for recreation.
Alternatively, what all firms provide laptops to their A0s.
Alternatively*2, is it suggested to buy a new fancy laptop in the final year of your law school, or get the old one repaired and try to use it for next one year.