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Gateway Laptop 14.1"; FHD IPS Intel i5-1035G1 16 GB RAM / 256 GB SSD @ Walmart $479.00
$479.00
If you have problems "Adding" this to your cart, try the following ....
BEFORE you "ADD" item, tick the 2 year warranty
NOW click "ADD" for the computer
The screen should now move forward and computer is in your cart.
Look for an an edit screen by the the 2 year warranty (you may have to tick the cart option first).
Remove / Delete the 2 year warranty line item.
Cart adjusts to just the computer.
(*)Complete your purchase.
4 colors available (Green, Black, Blue, Rose Gold/Pink) - Now Blue or Rose Gold Only YMMV as inventory can be regional
I can find no info on NITS or if RAM or SSD can be upgraded.
The 14.1-inch Gateway Ultra Slim Notebook features a 1080p screen that brings a crystal-clear picture for any and all of your tasks. The Intel Core i5 processor lets you ease through your daily tasks, paired with the Tuned by THX Audio lets you experience the theater level quality while in the convenience of your home.
Windows 10 Home
10th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-1035G1 Processor (1.0GHz, Up to 3.6GHz, 6M Cache)
14.1" LCD IPS Display, (1920 x 1080)
Tuned by THX™ Audio
256 GB Solid State Drive
16 GB Onboard RAM
Built-in Fingerprint Scanner (Windows Hello)
1MP Front-Facing Camera
Up to 10 hours of battery life
Micro SD Slot (Up to 512 GB) x 1
HDMI Output x 1
USB Type-C (Data transfer only) x 1
USB 3.0 x 2
Kensington Lock x 1
Built-in Stereo Speakers x 2
Bluetooth 5.1
Built-in Microphone
Product Dimensions: 13.1" x 8.9" x 0.8"
Weight: 3.5 lbs.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gatewa...ected=
BEFORE you "ADD" item, tick the 2 year warranty
NOW click "ADD" for the computer
The screen should now move forward and computer is in your cart.
Look for an an edit screen by the the 2 year warranty (you may have to tick the cart option first).
Remove / Delete the 2 year warranty line item.
Cart adjusts to just the computer.
(*)Complete your purchase.
4 colors available (Green, Black, Blue, Rose Gold/Pink) - Now Blue or Rose Gold Only YMMV as inventory can be regional
I can find no info on NITS or if RAM or SSD can be upgraded.
The 14.1-inch Gateway Ultra Slim Notebook features a 1080p screen that brings a crystal-clear picture for any and all of your tasks. The Intel Core i5 processor lets you ease through your daily tasks, paired with the Tuned by THX Audio lets you experience the theater level quality while in the convenience of your home.
Windows 10 Home
10th Gen Intel® Core™ i5-1035G1 Processor (1.0GHz, Up to 3.6GHz, 6M Cache)
14.1" LCD IPS Display, (1920 x 1080)
Tuned by THX™ Audio
256 GB Solid State Drive
16 GB Onboard RAM
Built-in Fingerprint Scanner (Windows Hello)
1MP Front-Facing Camera
Up to 10 hours of battery life
Micro SD Slot (Up to 512 GB) x 1
HDMI Output x 1
USB Type-C (Data transfer only) x 1
USB 3.0 x 2
Kensington Lock x 1
Built-in Stereo Speakers x 2
Bluetooth 5.1
Built-in Microphone
Product Dimensions: 13.1" x 8.9" x 0.8"
Weight: 3.5 lbs.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gatewa...ected=
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Last Edited by china_town
September 9, 2020
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08:43 PM
The OP has since pasted Dennis L's instructions verbatim into the first post without giving due credit.
Thanks to these instructions, I was able to order one in black. Try this if you're having trouble adding to cart and be sure to thank Dennis if it helps!
As of 10:17PM EDT:
Black is still able to be added to the cart.
Blue and Rose Gold show as in stock but do not have the warranty options and would not add to cart.
Green has the warranty options but is now showing out of stock.
(All dead as of 2020.09.09)
*** PRODUCT SUPPORT SITE ***
http://www.gatewayusa.
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If you have problems "Adding" this to your cart, try the following ....BEFORE you "ADD" item, tick the 2 year warranty NOW click "ADD" for the computer The screen should now move forward and computer is in your cart. Look for an an edit screen by the the 2 year warranty (you may have to tick the cart option first). Remove / Delete the 2 year warranty line item. Cart adjusts to just the computer. (*)Complete your purchase. (*) I did not do this last step, because I did not need to purchase a computer. Best of luck |
As of 10:17PM EDT:
Black is still able to be added to the cart.
Blue and Rose Gold show as in stock but do not have the warranty options and would not add to cart.
Green has the warranty options but is now showing out of stock.
(All dead as of 2020.09.09)
*** PRODUCT SUPPORT SITE ***
http://www.gatewayusa.
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HP owns Compaq also.
Where you got that ? Any reference ???
Maybe they didn't anticipate this much traffic on this item?
Been happening to me since last night. Even Walmart chat can't submit an order.
Pandemic has changed electronics market.. Specially for chromebooks..
This one with good config and less than 500 bucks is good for stay at home schooling...
2. Is this a rebadged Acer? Not sure, doesn't look like any modern Acer
3. Is this a rebadged grey label Chinese OEM? Likely
4. Could this be a Walmart's new venture into the PC world? Possible, Walmart's Overpowered/Motile just don't have the same name recognition as Gateway. Anyone older than 25 probably has fond memories of Gateway. If Walmart want to use the Gateway brand to sell their grey label computers, I think it is actually a smart business move assuming they can make a deal with Acer.
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40GB hard drive,
Ram- 1GB
Pentium 4
NMZ 500SE
Processor Speed: 2.00GH
speaker
Keybroad
and big huge monitor
Got a free Epson printer after rebate. It was a slick deal back then at the local Gateway store. Also, picked up 256MB sandisk at Costco for $47.
Netscape Navigator, (pre-AOL) Winamp, and (pre-AOL) ICQ forever.
2. If a laptop has soldered RAM why would anyone buy it.. run junk computer.
3. RAM is easy to upgrade.
4. 8 GB of RAM is more than enough for 90% of tasks. " The time when more than 8GB of RAM becomes useful and starts paying for itself is when you're running several resource-heavy applications simultaneously -- especially image or video processing (even 4K video), CAD, or 3D modeling." ZDnet.
I guess I am that way from experience, data and facts. 16GB of RAM sounds cool and if I built a computer I would probably put it in. But is is not needed for 90% of people out there who surf the web.
My wife's Dell with 4GB of RAM does anything she needs quickly, 8GB would be great I guess but 16GB gets to be a waste. But I will tell you that as soon as her 256GB gets filled up with photos and videos I hear about it.
Again, this is my opinion backed by 30 years of computer experience, data and facts from multiple reliable resources, but it's still not the law of the land. What works for one person may not work for others.
For reference: https://www.google.com/amp/s/www....9-edition/
Reinstalling windows isn't too bad. I just added a M2 drive to a laptop with a 1TB 7200 drive and it works great. But it was a bit of a pain to get the system to recognize the M2 drive as the boot drive then get it to boot on a USB drive to install Windows.
For me, just piping in RAM is much easier.
BEFORE you "ADD" item, tick the 2 year warranty
NOW click "ADD" for the computer
The screen should now move forward and computer is in your cart.
Look for an an edit screen by the the 2 year warranty (you may have to tick the cart option first).
Remove / Delete the 2 year warranty line item.
Cart adjusts to just the computer.
(*)Complete your purchase.
(*) I did not do this last step, because I did not need to purchase a computer.
Best of luck
BEFORE you "ADD" item, tick the 2 year warranty
NOW click "ADD" for the computer
The screen should now move forward and computer is in your cart.
Look for an an edit screen by the the 2 year warranty (you may have to tick the cart option first).
Remove / Delete the 2 year warranty line item.
Cart adjusts to just the computer.
(*)Complete your purchase.
(*) I did not do this last step, because I did not need to purchase a computer.
Best of luck
Edit: This was for the 15.6" model
http://www.bmorn.com/en/index.php...124-2.html
Don't know if Bmorn has 'licensed' the brand. I'm gonna guess Gateway ordered this laptop from Bmorn instead.
And here is the report Bmorn sent to FCC for approval:
https://fcc.report/FCC-ID/2ACPR-G...-4/4861033
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