It wasn't all that long ago when a laptop's list of "features" could've been more aptly described as "things you put up with in the name of portability." 12", passive-matrix screens weren't exactly anyone's idea of fun (though you did get to play "find the mouse cursor" about sixty times a day). Keyboards were cramped, expandability was limited, and sound quality was dismal. Not only was gaming on a laptop impossible, the limitations of the form factor itself would've made fragging more akin to some type of geek torture than a pleasurable experience.