The 13.3in models are generally designed for mobile use while the 15.6in ones are not. I’d still recommend against travelling with anything that big, unless it only has to be transported from the boot of a car to a desk.įortunately, there are plenty of portable Windows laptops with screens from 13.3in to 15.6in. The HP Pavilion 17-f254na (£449) and Dell InspiSeries (£514.80) are reasonably-priced options – both have 1600 x 900 pixel screens – but I’d go for the HP Envy 17-k251na (£799.95), which has a 1920 x 1080 screen. The biggest normal laptops have 17.3in screens, and are not very portable. You can delete the test accounts when you have finished. Do the experiments under new accounts, so your changes won’t affect anybody else. Try them on laptops around your home or university to see if you really need a bigger screen. All of them can be used with screens of all sizes. Happily, there are several ways to make Windows laptop screens more readable – see below. (There will be fewer pixels per inch.) Unfortunately, the bigger the screen, the less portable the laptop. You are correct in thinking that if you display the same image on a bigger screen, everything will look bigger, though it won’t be quite as sharp. My priorities are a large good-quality screen and portability.
I would like a large-screen laptop and wonder if you could recommend one. I need reading glasses for small fonts, and consequently struggle with small laptop screens.
I work for a university and do quite a lot of travelling.
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