Not to be outdone in the current netbook craze, Gateway has announced a 10.1-inch addition to its compact notebook line: the LT2000 series. With 1GB of memory, a 160GB hard drive, three USB 2.0 ports, a built-in webcam, and the ability to connect to the internet, the LT2000 sounds just...like...every...other...netbook.
Seriously - we're at the point now where we need more differentiation between these mini-machines, not more bargain-box confusion. But, all we have to go on are the specs and a handful of images, so let's get to it.
On the software side, the LT2000 netbooks come equipped with Windows XP and pre-installed software. There's some free such as Microsoft Works. Then there's the trial bloatware (Office Home and Student 2007).
The LT2000 series netbooks are available now, in both Cherry Red and NightSky Black. Stay tuned for a full review once test units show up in the office.
On the software side, the LT2000 netbooks come equipped with Windows XP and pre-installed software. There's some free such as Microsoft Works. Then there's the trial bloatware (Office Home and Student 2007).
The LT2000 series netbooks are available now, in both Cherry Red and NightSky Black. Stay tuned for a full review once test units show up in the office.
