It's true that if a laptop doesn't have a monitor, you can't use it to read code. But - you don't need an ultra-perfect color reproduction, super-low refresh ra

It's true that if a laptop doesn't have a monitor, you can't use it to read code. But - you don't need an ultra-perfect color reproduction, super-low refresh rate etc. on your monitor to read code. So if your laptop has a TN rather than IPS panel - that might be consideration but nothing like decent keyboard or not. And debugging we do with our brains mostly :-)