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Gateway Laptop Promises 10-Hour Battery

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The Gateway M460 notebook was designed to provide maximum battery life and  the widest range of advanced battery options.  It provides from four to seven  hours of battery life on a single charge with one of the primary 6-cell,  8-cell and 12-cell Lithium Ion batteries.  Also, the notebook has a modular  hot-swap bay, so an optional modular 6-cell battery can be used with the  12-cell primary battery to achieve up to ten plus hours of battery life for  all-day computing.  When combined with the notebook’s thin-and-light design — starting weight is less than six pounds and it measures as little as  1.31 inches thin — the battery life and other features make the Gateway  M460 the obvious choice for professionals looking for a powerful, portable PC.
   
The Gateway M460 can be customized with a wide range of features,  including displays, processors, memory, hard drives and optical drives, so  each organization can choose the configurations that best fit their needs.  As  a result, it can be configured to meet almost any budget or performance  specification.  This flexibility saves IT departments’ time and money by  letting them standardize on a single notebook platform, regardless of the  varied end-user requirements.  Further protecting Gateway customers’  investment, the Gateway M460 promises image stability and a long managed life  cycle like its predecessors, the Gateway M405 and Gateway 450.

Gateway M460

   
“The Gateway M460 addresses professional organizations’ needs for a  flexible, powerful notebook,” said Greg Memo, Gateway’s senior vice president,  products & operations.  “This single platform can be customized for use in a  range of environments, making it easier for IT departments to manage.  It also  provides investment protection thanks to its new powerful, industry-standard  technology and long life cycle.”
   
Based on the new Intel 915 chipset, and available with high performance  Intel Centrino mobile technology, the Gateway M460 delivers a multitude  of benefits for customers. The M460 supports the latest Intel Pentium-M and  Intel Celeron-M processors for optimized mobile performance.  It also utilizes  PCI Express, which provides faster performance and improved graphics.  DDR2  memory further improves system performance.
   
The Gateway M460 incorporates a range of options that enable it to scale  to meet a range of requirements.  The notebook is offered with either a  15.4-inch widescreen display, which is ideal for departments such as  accounting or graphics design, or a 15-inch standard display, for employees  undertaking general computing tasks.  The modular hot-swap bay supports removable optical drives, a second hard drive, a second battery or floppy drive.

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