Just purchased my notebook last month figuring I would use the wireless options for tunning ecutek..Think about it..set up your wireless router in the house/garage..then download all the programs right then and there..sweet....But, after further thought I would rather stick with my old trusty IBM stink pad.. It's still in the box from gateway never smelled the light of day..
Here are the specs..It's cost me 1599. so lets make a deal.


This notebook has a 1.4 GHz Intel Centrino processor that outperforms the Pentium 4 processor at 2.2Ghz. Because this processor gives off less heat, Gateway was able to make the notebook weigh just over 6 lbs, and it's only 1.3" thick.


modular 24x/10x/24x CD-R/W/8x DVD-ROM combo
6-in-1 card reader.
built-in 802.11b wireless antenna/network card
256 MB DDR-SDRAM memory at 266 Mhz, expandable to 1024 MB
40 GB 4200 rpm Ultra ATA removable 2.5" hard drive
15.0" SXGA TFT active matrix color display
ATI Mobility Radeon 7500 graphics with 32 MB DDR video memory
2 USB v2.0 and 1 IEEE 1394 (FireWire) port
VGA, parallel, serial and PS/2 ports
10/100 Ethernet - for networking and broadband access
Integrated V.92 56K modem
Full size keyboard and EZ-Pad touch pad device
Built-in speakers and subwoofer
Headphone/speaker, line-in and microphone jacks
Microsoft Windows XP Professional Edition operating system
Microsoft Office XP Small Business and Quicken New User Edition
Norton AntiVirus 90 day introductory offer
6 months of America Online (AOL) internet access
20 software titles including Photo Show 2.1, Quicken Lawyer 2003, Personal, WinWay Resume Express, Eudora Pro email, Encyclopedia Britannica 2003, Greeting Card Factory Express, Disney's Typing with Timon and Pumbaa, Disk Keeper Lite, Stuffit Standard 8.0 and more
Comes with a 1 year with 24/7 tech support, limited manufacturer's warranty