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Your big-screen laptop may be smaller than you think

In the world we live in, bigger is better. That, unfortunately, is how we got to a point where a 17.3-inch laptop screen isn’t necessarily bigger than a 17-inch laptop screen.

And no, this isn’t a fraction problem like the one that caused A&W to stop selling its  because people thought it was less than a quarter-pounder. Consumers legitimately expect a 17.3-inch laptop screen to be larger than

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