Gateway Solo 2300
The Gateway Solo 2300 is older range of Gateway laptops, which
can be purchased for practically nothing on online, auction
websites. While it can be a little complicated to find (a search
of www.ebay.com exposed only a couple deals on the Gateway Solo
2300), if you are only looking for a very fundamental computer,
the Gateway Solo 2300 might will work for you.
The Gateway Solo 2300 was unconfined around the turn of the
century, making it about six years old, a dinosaur in the
terms of computer. It has a two hundred megahertz Pentium
processor, compared to today's processor speeds of near two
Gigahertz and more. It does not have wireless high-speed Internet
facility, but could possibly be upgraded to achieve basic
online functions using a wireless laptop card. If you are
looking for the cheapest possible laptop system to be able
to go on the internet and performs very simple text processing
and word processing function, the Gateway Solo 2300 is certainly
reasonably priced. The deals I was able to find on eBay for
the Gateway Solo 2300 (and note, that was the only place I
was instantly able to find it) were around twenty-five dollars
for the complete system. The system itself cost only about
as much as its peripherals, the power supply and backup batteries.
A new one hundred and twenty eight megabyte RAM chip for the
Gateway Solo 2300 cost about the same amount as the whole
systems.
I also found some lots of Gateway Solo 2300 jointed with
other Gateway PCs from around the same era. These were being
sold for parts and were priced around fifty dollars for a
set of four. If you are looking for some reasonably priced
parts from that era or just like having more laptop computers
around for the most essential functions, you may want to give
up buying a more exclusive modern laptop and check out one
of these models. If finding a purposeful laptop personal computer
for the lowest possible price is your goal, you could possibly
do no better than looking on eBay for one of these Gateway
Solo 2300 notebook personal computers today.
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