Many astronomers will recommend avoiding a computerized telescope until you have learned the sky a bit better, as these systems generally require you know the sky fairly well, since their initial setup usually involves their systems pointing to several test stars and asking you to confirm if those are indeed the correct stars, before fine-tuning the focus; these are steps a beginner may find intimidating or confusing.
A good pick for a starter telescope retains much of the same requirements as a pair of binoculars: small-ish in size, sturdy, and easy to handle. Many astronomers will recommend avoiding a computerized telescope until you have learned the sky a bit better, as these systems generally require you know the sky fairly well, since their initial setup usually involves their systems pointing to several test stars and asking you to confirm if those are indeed the correct stars, before fine-tuning the focus; these are steps a beginner may find intimidating or confusing.