Gateway 14.1"

Gateway 14.1"

Price: $99

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The Gateway 14.1" is a device created by Gateway. It uses Windows 10S as its operating system. It weighs in at 3.35 lbs, making it relatively light and portable. This suggests that the laptop may be suitable for users who need a device for basic tasks and carry it with them frequently.

In terms of its internals, the Gateway 14.1" (Celeron) is equipped with a Celeron N4020 processor and UHD Graphics 600, indicating that it's designed to handle basic computing tasks rather than more intensive applications. It comes with 4GB of RAM and 64GB of storage. It's worth noting that there are no additional RAM slots, which means that the memory is not expandable, but there is one upgradable storage slot for users who might need to increase their storage capacity in the future.

The laptop's screen measures 14.1" and has a resolution of 1920 x 1080. It uses IPS display technology. The device includes two USB Type-A ports and one USB-C port, but it does not support USB-C charging. It also includes a single display output. Its battery is rated to last up to 8 hours under typical usage, although actual battery life will depend on how the device is used.

Gateway 14.1" Features

GENERAL

Price
$99
Brand
Gateway
Operating System
Windows 10S
Overall Dimensions
13.1'' x 8.8'' x 0.75''
Weight
3.35 lbs
Portability Score
7.6/10
Special Features
None

INTERNAL

Processor
Intel Celeron N4020
CPU Score
0.4/10
Graphics
UHD Graphics 600
GPU Score
1.9/10
MUX Switch or Advanced Optimus
No

SCREEN

Resolution
1920 x 1080
Diagonal Size
14.1"
Screen Aspect Ratio
16:9
Display Technology
IPS
Refresh Rate
60Hz

PORTS

USB Type-A
2
USB-C
1
USB-C Charging
No
Display Outputs
1
Thunderbolt
No
Ethernet
No

BATTERY

Battery Life
8 Hours
Battery Capacity
Unknown

OTHER HARDWARE

Webcam
720p
Number Pad
No
Backlit Keyboard
No
Speaker Quality Score
3/10
Fan Noise Score
5/10

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