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Gateway Pushes Sleeker Netbook
Gateway Inc. rolled out the LT2000, the latest model in its’ line of sleek, compact netbooks. But one wonders if producing netbooks geared towards the consumer market is the latest under-the-radar strategy for a PC maker that has seemingly drifted into the background in recent months. The Gateway LT2000 netbook line measures about an inch […]
Gateway Inc. rolled out the LT2000, the latest model in its’ line of sleek, compact netbooks. But one wonders if producing netbooks geared towards the consumer market is the latest under-the-radar strategy for a PC maker that has seemingly drifted into the background in recent months.
The Gateway LT2000 netbook line measures about an inch thin and weighs 2.62 pounds, officials said. Boasting the same design seen in the Gateway LT3100 netbooks launched last month, the new Gateway LT2000 netbooks come in NightSky Black and Cherry Red with an engraved Gateway logo and modern silver trim accents.
"The new sleek Gateway LT2000 netbooks let customers do more with their time on the go — from enjoying the Internet to video chatting and staying in touch via email and social networks," said Ray Sawall, senior product marketing manager for Gateway, in a statement. "The expressive design is modern and stylish, looking perfect whether it’s used for work or play."
