Step 1: Check what each name is actually known for.
Arthur Wynne is credited with creating the crossword puzzle in 1913, not any computer device.
Step 2: Check the second name.
Q. Daimler refers to Gottlieb Daimler of Germany, a pioneer of the internal combustion engine and early motor vehicles, again with no link to laptops.
Step 3: Check the third name.
Sinclair refers to Clive Sinclair of Britain, known for early pocket calculators and small home computers like the ZX80 and ZX Spectrum, but he did not build the first laptop either.
Step 4: Identify the real inventor.
The first true laptop computer is usually credited to Adam Osborne, whose Osborne 1 came out in 1981, or to the GRiD Compass designed by Bill Moggridge in 1982, which set the now familiar clamshell laptop shape. Neither name appears among the given options.
Final Answer:
Since none of the three named people invented the laptop, the correct choice is None of the above. \[ \boxed{\text{None of the above}} \]