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* '''Example''': Lenovo Legion (Slim/Pro) 5 and 7, ASUS Zephyrus G16/M16, Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch... | * '''Example''': Lenovo Legion (Slim/Pro) 5 and 7, ASUS Zephyrus G16/M16, Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch... | ||
<li><strong>17 inch+</strong>: Really big screen, not good for portability. Mostly for niche and high-end gaming, business and content creator laptops.</li> | <li><strong>17 inch+</strong>: Really big screen, not good for portability. Mostly for niche and high-end gaming, business and content creator laptops.</li> | ||
* '''Example''': MSI Vector 17 HX, LG Gram 17-inch, HP Envy 17 | * '''Example''': MSI Vector 17 HX, LG Gram 17-inch, HP Envy 17... | ||
Latest revision as of 22:32, 18 July 2024
Screen size
There are many different screen sizes, for different purposes.
- 13-14 inch: Good for portability, mostly seen in lightweight/less powerful laptops targeted towards students and business users. * Example: HP Elitebook 845 G10, Lenovo Slim 7i, Acer Swift 3...
- 15-16 inch: All-rounder, balanced between wide screen estate and portability. Used by everything, from thin ultrabooks to big gaming laptops. * Example: Lenovo Legion (Slim/Pro) 5 and 7, ASUS Zephyrus G16/M16, Apple MacBook Pro 16-inch...
- 17 inch+: Really big screen, not good for portability. Mostly for niche and high-end gaming, business and content creator laptops. * Example: MSI Vector 17 HX, LG Gram 17-inch, HP Envy 17...