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Gateway adds two notebooks to Solo range

Thinner and cheaper models

Linda Harrison

Thu 9 Nov 2000 // 11:10 UTC

Gateway has added two models to its Solo range of notebooks.

The Solo 3350 is blue metallic in colour, weighs 1.63kg and is 25mm thick. Aimed at punters who want a notebook with desktop functions, it is based on a Pentium III 600MHz, has a 6GB hard drive - upgradeable to 12GB - 64MB RAM, 12.1in display and costs £1599 (exc. VAT).

The Solo 1150 is a cheaper version - it comes with a Celeron 550MHz chip, 6GB hard drive, 64MB RAM, 12.1in TFT and costs £935.

Both are aimed at business customers and start shipping from the US vendor today. ®

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