Gateway 15.6″ Core i5 Touchscreen Notebook Linky
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Specs:
-15.6″ LED Touchscreen
-Windows 8.1 (64-bit)
-Intel Core i5 3337U Processor (1.80 GHz up to 2.7GHz Turbo)
-500GB hard drive
-6GB RAM
-802.11b/g/n
-Webcam with microphone
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Really nice price, but the 1 relevant review on amazon (were it sells for $483) talks very negatively about the trackpad location. Now that might be one very picky person, but it also might not be. Just wanted to give an FYI, I almost ordered this myself.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/cr/B00MU39ICQ/ref=mw_dp_cr
“Would be a great laptop if the touchpad’s position is fixed.
By Y. Tang – September 21, 2014
Poor touch pad Design. This laptop’s touch pad is located too much to the left which makes anyone almost impossible to type with both hands without touching the touch pad.
I mainly use this laptop for travel, so that I don’t carry a mouse with me. It bugs me a lot every time when the screen zooms in and out when my left hand is accidentally placed on the left corner of the touch pad when my right hand is scrolling the page.Even though this issue can be solved if a mouse is used, but hey, this is a laptop that most users don’t use a mouse.
Overall, solid laptop for the price, but the touch pad just kills it.”
Am I the only one who was surprised that Gateway is still in business?