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expireddahlylogin posted Nov 29, 2021 11:45 PM
Gateway Laptop (Refurb): 14.1” IPS FHD, i5-1135G7, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD
$319
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Walmart has Gateway Laptop (Refurbished) on sale for $319. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member dahlylogin for sharing this deal.
Available in:Specs:
Thanks community member dahlylogin for sharing this deal.
Available in:Specs:
- 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 Processor (2.40 GHz, Up to 4.20 GHz, 8M Cache)
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics
- 14.1" LCD IPS FHD 1920x1080 Display
- Precision Touchpad
- 512GB Solid State Drive
- 16GB Memory (RAM)
- Built-in Fingerprint Scanner
- 1.0 MP Front-Facing Camera
- Up to 10 hours of battery life
- Inputs:
- 1x Micro SD Slot (Up to 512GB)
- 1x HDMI Output
- 1x USB Type-C
- 1x USB 3.0
- 1x USB 3.1
- Built-in Microphone
- 2x Built-in Stereo Speakers
- Bluetooth 5.1
- Weight: 4.0 lbs.
- Windows 10 Home (Free Upgrade to Windows 11 when available)
Editor's Notes
Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $40 lower than a recent Frontpage deal.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas & discussion.
- Warranty:
- Includes 90-Day Technical Warranty
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Walmart has Gateway Laptop (Refurbished) on sale for $319. Shipping is free.
Thanks community member dahlylogin for sharing this deal.
Available in:Specs:
Thanks community member dahlylogin for sharing this deal.
Available in:Specs:
- 11th Gen Intel Core i5-1135G7 Processor (2.40 GHz, Up to 4.20 GHz, 8M Cache)
- Intel Iris Xe Graphics
- 14.1" LCD IPS FHD 1920x1080 Display
- Precision Touchpad
- 512GB Solid State Drive
- 16GB Memory (RAM)
- Built-in Fingerprint Scanner
- 1.0 MP Front-Facing Camera
- Up to 10 hours of battery life
- Inputs:
- 1x Micro SD Slot (Up to 512GB)
- 1x HDMI Output
- 1x USB Type-C
- 1x USB 3.0
- 1x USB 3.1
- Built-in Microphone
- 2x Built-in Stereo Speakers
- Bluetooth 5.1
- Weight: 4.0 lbs.
- Windows 10 Home (Free Upgrade to Windows 11 when available)
Editor's Notes
Written by johnny_miller | Staff- About this deal:
- This price is $40 lower than a recent Frontpage deal.
- Refer to the forum thread for additional deal ideas & discussion.
- Warranty:
- Includes 90-Day Technical Warranty
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Model: Refurbished Gateway GWTN141-10BL 14.1" FHD i5-1135G7 2.4GHz Intel Iris Xe Graphics 16GB RAM 512GB SSD Win 10 Home Blue
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SSD = solid state disk. Just means the drive uses "flash" memory instead of the older, slower, spinning magnetic platters (hard disk drive). Thankfully nowadays these are used in most computers and pretty much no one should be running a computer off a hard disk drive.
M.2 = This is a "form factor," i.e. the slot that the SSDs plug into in most modern laptops. Note m.2 drives come in different lengths, with the "2280" size being most common.
It gets confusing because there are M.2 drives that use the SATA interface and drives that use NVME interface. And then on computers, there are M.2 "slots" that only support SATA, there are "slots" that only support NVME (rare), and "slots" (most) that support both. Thus it is sometimes possible for a drive to physically fit but not function.
The NVME interface has more bandwidth than the SATA interface (i.e. the drive talks to the computer through a "fatter" pipe) so in theory is better, but only if the drives in question are fast enough to fill up the "pipe" (i.e. the pipe doesn't become a bottleneck). NVME drives will usually "test" as being faster using performance tests but often there is no noticeable difference to the user between an SATA SSD and an NVME SSD in "everyday" computing tasks.
Maybe someone can verify what I think somebody tried to share, which is that this laptop has two m.2 slots, but neither one supports NVME drives. Is this the case?
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those are my 3 must haves for any laptops!
Even now 2+ yrs out, the wm motile m142 still kicks ass (even with the now somewhat outdate 3500u cpu).... And would still be a great bargain if wm sells it again! lol....
those are my 3 must haves for any laptops!
Even now 2+ yrs out, the wm motile m142 still kicks ass (even with the now somewhat outdate 3500u cpu).... And would still be a great bargain if wm sells it again! lol....
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CPU's are designed to do many things but the Motherboard must be made to support things. If not they do not work. Like CPU's are designed for HDMI 2.1 bur it is rare to see even 2.0. The 12th gen will support DDR5 but do not expect to see much DDR5 anytime soon. Most likely not till 2023.
Personally I want Wifi 6 for streaming my desktop to my laptop in home, so I will be upgrading regardless. I will also likely buy 1TB NVME as I plan on keeping this laptop for the next 8 years, same as my former one which could also be upgraded. Timing this with a Windows 11 upgrade would be incredibly convenient.
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SSD = solid state disk. Just means the drive uses "flash" memory instead of the older, slower, spinning magnetic platters (hard disk drive). Thankfully nowadays these are used in most computers and pretty much no one should be running a computer off a hard disk drive.
M.2 = This is a "form factor," i.e. the slot that the SSDs plug into in most modern laptops. Note m.2 drives come in different lengths, with the "2280" size being most common.
It gets confusing because there are M.2 drives that use the SATA interface and drives that use NVME interface. And then on computers, there are M.2 "slots" that only support SATA, there are "slots" that only support NVME (rare), and "slots" (most) that support both. Thus it is sometimes possible for a drive to physically fit but not function.
The NVME interface has more bandwidth than the SATA interface (i.e. the drive talks to the computer through a "fatter" pipe) so in theory is better, but only if the drives in question are fast enough to fill up the "pipe" (i.e. the pipe doesn't become a bottleneck). NVME drives will usually "test" as being faster using performance tests but often there is no noticeable difference to the user between an SATA SSD and an NVME SSD in "everyday" computing tasks.
Maybe someone can verify what I think somebody tried to share, which is that this laptop has two m.2 slots, but neither one supports NVME drives. Is this the case?
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No complaints other than I couldn't get a NVMe to work and the case construction in the previous one was pretty flexible and made of soft plastic.
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