Unless you’re out in a park under bright sunlight, I can’t see this being useful. The max brightness is already blinding indoors.
You can finally go outside and work on your laptop in the bright sunlight without squinting! You probably don't do this often, but it's nice to have, right?
Dear god, is this what laptop makers think too? I want a laptop to use in the sun outside. I actively look for a laptop that does that, but they're either super expensive and/or super ugly.
The SDR nits never go over 500 in my experience. But it's possible I haven't tested this correctly.
And do you think it is safe to the screen? I heard that the screen will throttle itself at low-level when overheating anyway. (Edit: saw you answered it somewhere else in the thread!)
Really excited to do a bit of coding in the garden now, but I'm worried for my eyes and my new MBP :-D
But staring into that light for a long time will tire your eyes no matter if it’s reflected or projected.