Q HARRISON BENNETT
Is there a laptop I can use in bright sunshine?
A Al fresco working is the dream. Were GaGu’s grounds not overrun with weeds and (suspiciously) wolves since the disappearance of his gardener, he’d probably relocate out there more often. Problem is, most premium laptops are glossy little dudes most suited to furtive typing in darkened rooms. Take them to the great outdoors and you’ll need to employ some kind of dorky box arrangement to cut out the reflections – not great if you’re trying to get some work done outside a coffee shop while maintaining at least some shred of urban cool.
The brighter the better, then
