• Intel Core i3 10th Gen
• 4GB DVDR4 Ram
• 128GB SSD Drive
• 14.1″ LED Display
• Bluetooth – HDMI
• Headphone Jack
• USB Port : Type-C
• wifi-SD Card Reader
• Tuned by THX™ Audio
• Finger Print Reader
• Laptop Windows 10 S
• Model: GWTN141-6GR

Subpar Inputs, But Good Connectivity

The rest of the build is of so-so quality. The touchpad is a disappointment, with uncomfortable clicks—pressing the middle of the pad doesn’t work consistently at all, feeling like a dead zone, while pressing the edges or bottom is more reliable. Of course you can tap rather than click, but as someone prone to full presses, I found it irritating. The pad is also textured and feels less premium than we like.

Nor does the keyboard impress us much. The keys feel both densely packed and too small at the same time, needing a good bit of adjustment or practice to avoid frequent typos. The keys are on the bouncy side but not too mushy, so the typing experience is decent once you get used to it.

You can say much the same for the screen. The 14.1-inch touch panel has full HD (1,920-by-1,080-pixel) resolution, so at least it’s not a 1,366-by-768 non-touch display, but there isn’t much to say beyond that. The picture quality is on the dull side, and brightness is low even at maximum. Checking the touch and 1080p boxes is nice, but the Gateway’s simply isn’t a good-looking display.

Connectivity is one of the Ultra Slim’s rare positives, with two USB 3.1 Type-A ports, one USB-C connection, an HDMI video output, and a microSD card slot. Supporting features include a 720p webcam, a fingerprint reader, and Bluetooth 5.1.

All these gripes are still within the bounds of acceptability for a budget system. The keyboard, touchpad, and screen are anything but great, but if you’re seeking a functional 14-inch machine at low cost, there’s nothing here that’s a deal-breaker.

A Closer Look at the Configuration: 12th Gen Intel and Roomy Storage

Just as important as the build for a budget laptop are its core components. As always, this is a balancing act for manufacturers, seeking a sweet spot of sufficient performance for everyday needs while keeping costs below those of more mainstream systems. In this case, you get an Intel Core i5-1235U CPU, 8GB of memory, and a 512GB solid-state drive.

The processor (two Performance cores, eight Efficient cores, 12 threads) gives you Intel’s latest architecture at a low price, while 8GB of RAM is the right call in this price range. The U at the end of the chip’s model number denotes a wallet- and battery-friendly 15-watt processor, so it won’t touch Intel’s faster P and H series CPUs, but is a good fit here. The combination should get you through most daily tasks, while 512GB of storage is plenty if you’re mostly saving documents and photos rather than games or lengthy videos.

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