Walmart [walmart.com] has
Gateway 15.6" Ultra Slim Notebook (Various Colors) on sale for
$398.
Shipping is free.
Available Colors:Specs:- Intel Core i7-1255U 12th Gen. (2.80 GHz, Up to 4.70 GHz, 12M Cache)
- 14.1" 1920x1080p IPS FHD Touchscreen Display w/ 2.0MP Front-Facing Camera
- 512GB Solid State Drive SSD
- 8GB RAM
- Windows 11
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Does anyone know if this is actually true?
https://www.reddit.com/user/zacma...ck_revi
- can charge with usb-c
- 200 nit screen
- ram not expandable (Gateway's website says no, but Reddit person says yes… 🤷 ♂️)
- can't find if it has ddr4 or ddr5 ram
- SATA ssd for second drive. Can't find anything on first drive…
On paper, the specs are good for the price (except that screen 💀), but I if I wanted a 14" Gateway… I'd get the 14" with the previous gen's laptop with a 1135G7 and 16gb of ram for $70 less… $105 less for refurb.
You can't compare these to the big brands, because of price. So don't.
- can charge with usb-c
- 200 nit screen
- ram not expandable (Gateway's website says no, but Reddit person says yes… 🤷 ♂️)
- can't find if it has ddr4 or ddr5 ram
- SATA ssd for second drive. Can't find anything on first drive…
On paper, the specs are good for the price (except that screen 💀), but I if I wanted a 14" Gateway… I'd get the 14" with the previous gen's laptop with a 1135G7 and 16gb of ram for $70 less… $105 less for refurb.
You can't compare these to the big brands, because of price. So don't.
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https://www.notebookcheck.net/fil...65bfb3.jpg [notebookcheck.net]
Gateway USA
· 10 months ago
Greetings
The RAM is built in to the mother board therefore it can not be upgraded. We apologize for the inconvenience...
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Does anyone know if this is actually true?
I get why a shady outfit like Gateway (of today) might find it easier and cheaper to just state no upgrades available. This way the don't have to provide warranty coverage for broken bits during the tear down. Dell and Lenovo take that stuff into consideration when pricing the machines, "Gateway" is all about low price, less support equals cheaper price.
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https://www.notebookche
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