Gateway CX200 now $999!
I was looking around on the Gateway site and see that the entry level model of the CX200 is now only $999! It’s only a Celeron processor but the rest of the specs are decent. Finally, a sub-$1000 Tablet PC. Awesome.
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Circuit City had the Averatec tablet as low as $899 a few months back. Not on their site now. It was tempting…
Figures. After I order the Toshiba Tecra M4 for nearly double that! Anyway, soon I’ll be joining the Tablet PC world. The Tecra is on the truck between Chicago and my home.
Congrats, Frank. I think you’ll really like the M4. Remember the Gateway mentioned here is just a Celeron.
I got an email from Toshiba yesterday offering me 20% off one of their convertibles making it $999.
Is it something in the water?
And was that a Motion LE1600 in a bump case I saw being used as an alien bomb detector on this past Friday’s episode of Stargate SG-1? I guess tablets are now cheap enough Hollywood can afford them.