The innovative Gateway C-141X Convertible boasts the advanced features of Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium, an improved chip (the Intel Pentium Dual-Core Processor¹), a hard drive boost and the new Microsoft Works 9.0 suite. Like every C family member, the C-141X combines a notebook’s power and graphics performance with a tablet’s versatility and pen-and-paper ease. Plus: Enjoy wireless freedom thanks to a/b/g and Bluetooth.

Features

• CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo 2GHz
• Display: 14.1" Wacom Enabled WS
• RAM: 2GB (2 x 1GB factory)
• Graphics: ATI X2300 HD
• Hard Drive: 80GB 5400 rpm
• ROM: Dual Layer DVD +/- RW
• Battery: 8-cell Lithium-Ion
• Network: 10/100/1000 Ethernet
• Wireless: 802.11a/b/g + Bluetooth
• Operating System: Windows Vista Home Premium
• Connectivity: 3 x USB, 1 x Firewire, 1 x VGA, 1 x headphone and microphone
• Protection: 3-year Labor & 3-year Accidental

Review By laptopadvisor

It is been experienced that Tablet PCs were never successful taking off the way laptops and PDAs did in the portable market, however, adaptable tools like Gateway’s fresh line C-141X series might be the technique, which tablets could eventually find their slot. So what is different about C-141X? One different thing about this one is that you can use it as both notebook with full-sized cool keyboard and also as tablet desktop PC allowing you to work on screen with stylus. This 14-inch wide-screen display rotates and also flattens against your keyboard, moving from one device to other easily.

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Review By ruggedpcreview

The Gateway C-Series goes on with the C-141 models, following up on the CX200 Series introduced in October of 2005and the company’s initial M275 Tablet PC convertible. Now listed as "Adaptible Notebooks," Gateway stresses to "Get pen-and-paper ease with the Gateway C Series of great convertibles, featuring a notebook’s power and dependability." Sort of an odd way of describing a Tablet PC convertible. They were not dependable before? And so far no convertible, or slate, has been successful in delivering pen and paer ease, and certainly not a seven-pound notebook with a 14-inch screen.

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Review By products.howstuffworks

These laptops also include a 7-in-1 media card reader, so it’s easy to transfer files and photos to and from your PDA or digital camera. There’s also a FireWire port and three USB ports, so you can hook peripherals up to these laptops as well. Additionally, the computers’ Bluetooth connectivity gives you a wireless synch-up option for your cell phone or PDA.

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Review By tabletpcreview

The 14.1-inch XGA screen maxes out at (1280×768). While it would be nice to have a higher resolution option when open windows start to pile up, I prefer 1280×768 (not too big nor to small) and I am not hurting for more desktop space. The screen is bright and easy to see even on its lowest settings. There are eight degrees of brightness, and viewing angle/glare does become a problem at the two lowest settings. It’s glossy, but not impossible.

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Review By computershopper

The C-141X’s full-size keyboard is comfortable to type on without being too clacky, and we appreciate that the large touch pad includes a delineated vertical scroll area. Strangely, the mouse buttons are split so that the right is slightly smaller than the left; more notably, we found both buttons a bit stiff and hard to press. As for ports, the C-141X offers a pretty standard selection for a budget notebook, with three USB 2.0 ports, a FireWire jack, a VGA input, modem and Ethernet jacks, a PC Card slot, and a media card reader. 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 2.0 are also onboard.

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