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I went looking for a fake laptop for display, half expecting to find nothing but a few dusty eBay listings, and instead fell straight down a rabbit hole. There’s a 17-inch molded plastic laptop shell, sold as a four-pack with a Buy 3 Get 1 FREE deal, that opens and closes like the real thing and lets you pick the color and screen image for each unit individua...

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Somewhere on Amazon right now, a laptop stand is advertising 20 inches of height and delivering 17. That’s not my estimate; that’s Wirecutter’s tape measure on the Lifelong Upryze, a stand that made it to top-pick status despite losing three inches somewhere between the marketing copy and the physical world. I went through the testing notes from Consumer Reports, Wir...

I went looking for funny laptop snaps expecting, you know, pictures. Cats on keyboards, people screaming at BSODs, that sort of thing. What I found instead was a supply chain. A search for “computer meme” on Getty alone turns up 299 stock photos, spread over 5 result pages.

Vecteezy’s “funny internet meme” page kicks back 97. That’s hundreds of prof...

I went looking for one good laptop photo idea and came back with a search count I can’t unsee and a strong opinion about bias lighting. Here’s the problem in one number: searching “creative desk” on Adobe Stock returns 1,963,452 results. Not 1,963,453. That’s a point-in-ti...