If you're actually coding without external screen and keyboard then your complaints may be valid. But lots of people only buy laptops so that they can transport

If you're actually coding without external screen and keyboard then your complaints may be valid. But lots of people only buy laptops so that they can transport their work between home and office, both equipped with external screens and keyboards without having to set up 2 computers and deal with data & config synchronization... I only look at my laptop's display and use its keyboard for coding under extraordinary circumstances when I need to do some work from somewhere else (meeting room, conference, visiting a client, on a train) and most of those times I just need to quickly fix or review something, so basically any display and keyboard will do....