What is a good $900 laptop with larger screen with good contrast preferably with a touchscreen?
I'm working with a seniors technology program and I'd like laptops that are easier for them to read to address age related eyesight problems.
At first I was going to put the effort into finding a laptop that could support CAD and video editing. I see that's a bit hopeful I'm now researching what's got a nice clear screen.
EDIT: Looks like there are some machines that can handle the graphics editing with 15.6 inch screens and that's enough for us. We won't want to lug around 17 laptops anyway. My guess is the most important part of visually seeing the screen is the size of the screen. We can consider getting an extra computer or 2 with larger screens
This looks like a good option with the upgrades for handling some video editing.
https/www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-i7559-2512BLK-Generation-GeForce/dp/B01N2JS6H7/
Not sure how I could possibly know if the screen is good. So much focus on resolution, refresh rates etc which don't matter in this case and the I don't even see stats for that.
I'm working with a seniors technology program and I'd like laptops that are easier for them to read to address age related eyesight problems.
At first I was going to put the effort into finding a laptop that could support CAD and video editing. I see that's a bit hopeful I'm now researching what's got a nice clear screen.
EDIT: Looks like there are some machines that can handle the graphics editing with 15.6 inch screens and that's enough for us. We won't want to lug around 17 laptops anyway. My guess is the most important part of visually seeing the screen is the size of the screen. We can consider getting an extra computer or 2 with larger screens
This looks like a good option with the upgrades for handling some video editing.
https/www.amazon.com/Dell-Inspiron-i7559-2512BLK-Generation-GeForce/dp/B01N2JS6H7/
Not sure how I could possibly know if the screen is good. So much focus on resolution, refresh rates etc which don't matter in this case and the I don't even see stats for that.