#gateway netbook

This is so far the cheapest Cedar Trail netbook we've ever seen being sold locally -- a Linux-based Gateway LT4000 (a brand owned by Acer). With a retail price of only Php12,990, the Gateway LT4000 is even more affordable than the Lenovo IdeaPad S110 we reported earlier. We're not sure what Linux flavor they claim this is pre-installed with but I reckon it's more likely Ubuntu (if not DOS which most other non-MS netbooks are loaded with). We're starting to see more netbooks running the newer AMD Athlon II Neo processors that can be considered in the ULV category. The Gateway EC13N01i is one of them, sporting a dual-core 1.3GHz CPU and a healthy 2MB cache. Gateway EC13N01i 11.6" display @ 1366x768 pixel resolution AMD Athlon II Neo dual-core K325 @ 1.3GHz 2GB DDR3 ATI Radeon HD 4225 w/ 384MB VRAM WiFi 802.11 b/g/n Gigabit LAN Bluetooth 3.0+HS 5-in-1 card reader 3 x USB 2.0 ports HDMI port Windows 7 Home Basic The K325 has the same TDP (12 watts) as the K125 of the Aspire One 721 I reviewed earlier. Good thing Gateway put a 6-cell 5800mAh battery in it. The Gateway LT1001i netbook has been out in store shelves for months now but has never been given a formal introduction. Read more in our articles including "Gateway outs cheapest Atom Cedar Trail netbook" and "Gateway EC13N01i w/ dual core Athlon II Neo".