No, they don't. An extra layer of transparent glass on top of the display panel doesn't change the colours. What's actually happening is that the glossy screens you are seeing - most likely on MacBooks - just happen to have much better displays with higher colour accuracy and colourspace coverage than an average matte screen on cheaper laptops.

I have a MacBook for work and I'd definitely opt for a matte screen if I could. Glossy is incredibly annoying. It looks more expensive, but is far more annoying to deal with the second you have a single light source in your room.

So you feel more pushed to upgrade when that webcam breaks or becomes obsolete.

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Hmmm..."I'll take high tech service job nobody wants for 600 Alex"

It might be good for sensory overload in that it could reduce stimulus.

Wish they'd go even bigger. After gaming on a 27" monitor, downsizing to a 17" or 18" laptop feels bad.

Dell used to have a 20" gaming laptop back in the day and it was great.

250Hz

Strangely on Windows even on desktop, one has to manually enable high-refresh-rate under settings and hence many go ears by without ever enabling it.

Nice try Michael Reeves

Does this TV bootloops too?

Thats a crime against the sewage pipes.

These kinds of machines can also be pretty useful at hospitals and doctors offices. just pee and boom lab results already inn. if something looks iffy well time to pee in a tube.

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“Withings incorporated is NOT a sexual predator“

There’s a saint of kidneys in general. And seeks to protect kidney sufferers which would include kidney stones

Lack of camera is a deal breaker, it's a huge part of a phone's functionality for me.

I feel like I saw this on Better Call Saul

Why do I need a webcam built in? Just concentrate on your monitors Dell.

I have very little opinions on laptops.

18 inches moving to a slightly larger screen. Fine play, I tend to feel like laptops could be a little bigger. That would do the trick more or less.

But you wouldn't find me grabbing a laptop over 60 hz, I'm not down for spending more money for a feature which requires better hardware, particularly for something battery backed.

But on the other hand it's ROG so it is on brand.

I get a chuckle any time my brother brings up the fact he regrets moving to 120 hz because he used to not be able to notice anything wrong with 60 hz.

So smart pipe

As a consumer I can tell you've I've been bitten by physical wires too many times. It's gotten to the point where I no longer value physical jacks where reasonable.

Unless you can make something like a Nintendo switch dock with its self aligning connector dock I'm pretty burnt on physical connections.

I've also heard a lot of stories of other people having bad luck with cables and their phones in person.

So I wouldn't put it past the phone industry on moving towards that idea in the future.

It's like when I told my brother I no longer planned to get a CD drive for my computer. For the time he thought it was a silly idea. However steam took off and it became the norm.

I'm expecting the same with phones and charging cables.

However phones have a much broader range of prices than your home computer so the lower the cost the phone, the more likely a physical connection.

But apple and samsung would be at the top of my list for people most likely to make such a move.

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wtf, so the thickest bezel is the TOP ONE? Geez.

If I knew in advance about my kidney stone problem, I could plan for it instead of being surprised by it.