yugatech x infinix

Personal Computing

11.6″ Gateway EC1801i MiniNote

Abe Olandres September 5, 2009 · 1 min read
Listen to article
TRENDING
ASUS Chromebook CM14 announced ASUS ROG unveils Strix OLED XG34WCDMS, Strix XG129C monitors BPI partners with Robinsons Retail for barcode cash deposits in stores DJI Osmo Mobile 8P globally launched Qualcomm Snapdragon 6 Gen 5, Snapdragon 4 Gen 5 announced

Gateway dropped the AMD Athlon CPU for an Intel SU3500 on their 11.6 inch mini-notebook. The Gateway EC1801i SU3500 MiniNote has almost the same look as the Gateway LT3102i Ultra Slim Laptop.

This is more like a version of the 11-inch Acer Timeline. See specs and price below:

gateway ec1801i

11.6″ CrystalBrite HD 1366 x 768
Intel Core 2 Solo SU3500 1.4GHz
2GB DDR2 RAM (max 4GB)
320GB HDD
Intel GMA X4500 Video Graphics
64MB dedicated video RAM (up to 1,759MB shared system memory)
Bluetooth 2.0
Webcam
WiFi 802.11 b/g
Windows Vista Home Premium

Weights about 1.43kg so it’s still light. Expect to shell out Php35,995 for this ultraportable notebook (in black and red colors).

React to this article:
ec1801i ec1802i gateway philippines
Written by
Abe Olandres

Abe Olandres

Editor-in-chief

Abe is the founder and Editor-in-Chief of YugaTech with over 20 years of experience in the technology industry. He is one of the pioneers of blogging in the country and considered by many as the Father of Tech Blogging in the Philippines. He is also a technology consultant, a tech columnist with several national publications, resource speaker and mentor/advisor to several start-up companies.

7,991 Articles
View all posts by Abe Olandres →

Related Articles

Xbox Mode launches on Windows 11

TechLife launches new Portable Monitor

CHUWI AuBox X launched

2026 ASUS ProArt Laptops now official, priced and specs in the Philippines

Chuwi unveils AuBox X mini PC

Globe Starlink 99, Globe Starlink 299 to be offered via GlobeOne app

30 Comments

NE
neomaniac · 16 years ago

why not try the NEO MINI-NOTEBOOK. RUNS ON XP (LICENSED) and very fast.

Reply
NA
nanayMo · 17 years ago

Make mine black. But at 1.4Ghz and on Vista? Nice advice there, Jhay.

Reply
JA
Jayson · 17 years ago

I think this is expense. MSI CR400 is much cheaper and has better specs.

Reply
PI
Pinoy Apostolic · 17 years ago

Is this better than the previous model which has an AMD processor and an ATI Graphic chipset?

Reply
JH
Jhay · 17 years ago

If it weren’t for the Gateway logo on it, I’d easily mistake this one for an Acer notebook.

I’d also ditch Vista for Windows 7 if were to buy this one.

Reply
BR
BrianB · 17 years ago

Wow, amazing deal!

Reply
JO
John Ray Cabrera · 17 years ago

first of all, what does one has to have to qualify as a netbook:

1) smaller form factor? 8-10inches screen?
2) Atom processor? Ion processor?
3) no optical drive?

if these are the criteria to qualify one to be a netbook, then this unit is just an ultraportable and not a netbook.

and are they serious in using the nomenclature MiniNote as their sub-branding name?

Reply
HT
http://makabayan.org.ph · 17 years ago

Still no 11′ with CD-rom?

NO to VAT! i mean VISTA. Vista will hog you down.

Reply
RA
Raven · 17 years ago

1.4ghz f0r vista? Sl0oowww!

Reply
GW
Gwapito · 17 years ago

Netbooks don’t have to be small.

Reply
AB
Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 17 years ago

@Paul – they’re just filling in the gap in the line-up.

Reply
PA
Paul · 17 years ago

Whats with the move to 11″+ screens? When I buy a netbook its for small size. 11″ is too big.

Reply
WI
wingatu · 17 years ago

Yuga, where can I buy this one? Is it available here in the philippines

Reply
AB
Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 17 years ago

Check out Asianic stores in MOA and Park Square 1.

JI
jill · 17 years ago

Should we like Vista? C’mon techies, enlighten me on this one.

Reply

Leave a Reply