Consumers and students can use the convertible PC as a full-featured notebook that's ready for digital entertainment. The stunning 14-inch widescreen display is ideal for viewing DVD movies or digital photography on the go. Plus, the CX200 is offered with optional dedicated ATI MOBILITY X600 SE graphics with 128MB HyperMemory(2) or integrated Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 supporting up to 128MB of shared memory, so game playing is incredibly realistic. The CX200 comes with Microsoft's Experience Pack for Tablet PC, giving customers more fun applications to enjoy with the pen and display. The software pack includes features such as the Ink Desktop, which makes the display instantly ready to accept handwritten notes, Ink Art for creating digital works of art and Media Transfer to transfer digital media files from another PC to the CX200.

In addition to student use, there are a wide range of home uses for the CX200. Remodeling projects can be sketched out on the digital display, while personal hand-written notes can be captured and added to email, digital photography and other documents. The snippet tool lets customers circle a portion of information found anywhere -- such as an online real estate listing or recipe -- and then be added to another document or sent by email. Plus, the system's new enhanced pen lets consumers do all this with uncompromising accuracy; the pen uses Continuous Sensing Technology(TM) to makes notes, sketches and diagrams more precise.

Further delivering an all-around environment for fun and productivity, the new Gateway CX200 comes with Microsoft Windows XP Tablet PC Edition 2005 operating system. Also, Gateway includes Microsoft Office OneNote 2003, an easy-to-use, all-in-one program that lets tablet PC users capture, share and organize information, audio and files. Usually a $99 retail value, Microsoft OneNote is provided at no charge on its CX200 convertible notebook.

Maximum Battery Life; Latest Technology for Configuration Flexibility:

Consumers and students attending classes know that all-day battery life is important -- and the flexibility of the CX200 delivers just that. The Gateway CX200 can be configured for long battery life of up to 8.5 hours of usage time.(3) Or, when mobility matters most, customers can choose the lightweight 6-cell modular battery. Integrated 802.11g or 802.11a/b/g WiFi options further enhance the mobile computing experience.

The new convertible notebook is offered with a range of performance technology and premium features. The system features the latest Intel technology with PCI Express architecture and dual-channel DDR2 memory support. Additionally, customers can choose from several high-capacity SATA hard disk drives as well as an Intel Celeron M processor or an Intel Pentium M processor with Intel Centrino technology(1). The modular hot-swappable bay lets Gateway customers customize their system with several choices of optical drives or the modular battery.

Enhanced Design is Comfortable and Durable:

Using the Gateway CX200 around school and home is comfortable and convenient; it features an enhanced design and an ergonomic battery hand grip that makes the unit easy to hold and transport. The system easily adjusts for right-hand or left-hand use and the onboard navigation buttons allow quick access of features while consumers are enjoying the display. Plus, the widescreen design has another benefit -- it makes room for a full-sized keyboard that is comfortable to type on.

Students often subject their notebooks to bumps during everyday campus life -- but the CX200 was designed to take the abuse. The durable system boasts a magnesium display enclosure and reinforced magnesium internal super-structure that protects the internal components. Plus, the second generation alloy swivel hinge is securely anchored in magnesium, while the dual magnetically activated display latches keep it locked in place.

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