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Gateway Ultra Slim Notebook: i5 1035G1, 1080p, 256GB SSD, 16GB RAM, Win 10 Expired
$399
$749.00
+ Free S/H
Walmart has Gateway 15.6" Ultra Slim Notebook (GWTN156-1BL; various colors) on sale for $399. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member RockChalkRed for finding this deal.
Note, curbside pickup is not available for this unit.
Specs/Key Features
Thanks to community member RockChalkRed for finding this deal.
Note, curbside pickup is not available for this unit.
Specs/Key Features
- Intel i5-1035G1 1.0GHz 4-core / 8-thread Processor
- 15.6" 1920x1080 FHD IPS Display
- 16GB RAM Memory
- 256GB Solid State Drive
- Fingerprint Scanner
- Windows 10 Home
- Inputs
- 1x HDMI
- 1x USB Type-C
- 2x USB 3.0
- Inputs
- Black
- Blue
- Green
No Longer Available:
- Rose Gold
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- The 15.6-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. Tuned by THX audio products enable listeners to get the best audio quality possible by providing custom fidelity improvements, balanced reproduction, and optimal frequency response.
- Must be sold/shipped by Walmart
- Offer valid while promotion/supplies last
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Edited December 14, 2020
at 09:52 PM
Walmart has Gateway Ultra Slim Notebook (GWTN156-1BL, Various Colors) on sale for $399. Shipping is free.
Appears to be the larger screen version with same specs as the 14.1" Gateway notebook previously $399, but with the 15.6" screen.
Specs:
10th Gen Intel i5-1035G1 1.0GHz 4-core / 8-thread Processor
15.6" 1920x1080 FHD IPS Display
16 GB Memory
256GB Solid State Drive
Inputs:
1x HDMI
1x USB Type-C (charge & data)
2x USB 3.0
Fingerprint Scanner
Windows 10 Home
Bluetooth 5.1
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gatewa...ected=
Appears to be the larger screen version with same specs as the 14.1" Gateway notebook previously $399, but with the 15.6" screen.
Specs:
10th Gen Intel i5-1035G1 1.0GHz 4-core / 8-thread Processor
15.6" 1920x1080 FHD IPS Display
16 GB Memory
256GB Solid State Drive
Inputs:
1x HDMI
1x USB Type-C (charge & data)
2x USB 3.0
Fingerprint Scanner
Windows 10 Home
Bluetooth 5.1
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Gatewa...ected=
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There are three ODMs you may have heard of. Acer used to be an ODM, before they spun off their ODM division as Wistron. Asus used to be an ODM, before they spun off their ODM division as Pegatron (the same guy owns both and has a thing for pegasus). And Foxconn isn't a laptop ODM, but they've been in the news a lot because Apple blames everything bad about the iPhones on them, while taking credit for all the good things.
So the fact that there's a new player in the laptop game (Walmart or Gateway or EVOO) doesn't really tell you much. They can just hire an ODM to make the laptop for them, and it'll immediately be on-par with something you can get from the recognized brands. Even the Macs (they're made by Quanta, who also makes laptops for just about every other brand out there). About the only thing the name brand tells you is what kind of aftermarket support to expect.
Laptops which I suspect are actually made by the name brand include the Thinkpads (Lenovo bought the building and employees where they were designed and manufactured from IBM) and the higher-end Samsungs (they make a lot of the components like screen, SSD, RAM, so there's not much for them to gain by outsourcing the design to an ODM).
Give me a break, you can't compare a junk $140 laptop with 2GB of ram to this with an i5 and 16GB, apples and oranges I'd say. Plus this has a 1080p screen, most laptops at this price point are junk 768's.
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JIM SALTER - 9/16/2020, 5:28 PM
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Give me a break, you can't compare a junk $140 laptop with 2GB of ram to this with an i5 and 16GB, apples and oranges I'd say. Plus this has a 1080p screen, most laptops at this price point are junk 768's.
Give me a break, you can't compare a junk $140 laptop with 2GB of ram to this with an i5 and 16GB, apples and oranges I'd say. Plus this has a 1080p screen, most laptops at this price point are junk 768's.
Yeah, evoo gaming laptops were some of the best price to performance in 2020.
I don't know about these laptops though. The point is they have made good laptops and not all bad.
Give me a break, you can't compare a junk $140 laptop with 2GB of ram to this with an i5 and 16GB, apples and oranges I'd say. Plus this has a 1080p screen, most laptops at this price point are junk 768's.
I think the issues people have with junk manufacturers are hardware fit and finish and long term reliability issues, not specs on paper.
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We'll give you three guesses, and one hint: Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
JIM SALTER - 9/16/2020, 5:28 PM
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2...-bad-news/
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There are three ODMs you may have heard of. Acer used to be an ODM, before they spun off their ODM division as Wistron. Asus used to be an ODM, before they spun off their ODM division as Pegatron (the same guy owns both and has a thing for pegasus). And Foxconn isn't a laptop ODM, but they've been in the news a lot because Apple blames everything bad about the iPhones on them, while taking credit for all the good things.
So the fact that there's a new player in the laptop game (Walmart or Gateway or EVOO) doesn't really tell you much. They can just hire an ODM to make the laptop for them, and it'll immediately be on-par with something you can get from the recognized brands. Even the Macs (they're made by Quanta, who also makes laptops for just about every other brand out there). About the only thing the name brand tells you is what kind of aftermarket support to expect.
Laptops which I suspect are actually made by the name brand include the Thinkpads (Lenovo bought the building and employees where they were designed and manufactured from IBM) and the higher-end Samsungs (they make a lot of the components like screen, SSD, RAM, so there's not much for them to gain by outsourcing the design to an ODM).
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We'll give you three guesses, and one hint: Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
JIM SALTER - 9/16/2020, 5:28 PM
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2...-bad-news/
Evoo does make a great gaming laptop. So, this is a plus lmao
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The track pads are bad on a lot of these. And there may be zero support, so add a third party warranty and buy with a credit card that extends the mfg warranty.
A so-so review of this laptop, but at this price point it's worth a look.
Use Costco Citicard if you have one, as it extends the manufacturer warranty by 2 years.