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For your tablet to function again, you'll need the WACOM tablet driver which is NOT provided by Gateway, since they do not manufacture the tablet themselves. You'll need the following drivers from the GATEWAY site to fix your button issue: and from the WACOM site you'll need the Tablet PC driver. -Go to www.Wacom.com -Select your location and language on the right -On the next page, choose downloads from the top navigation bar -In Step 1 scroll down and pick Tablet PC -In Step 2 choose your operating system -Follow the download instructions provided on the site from there Jan 17, 2009 .

Editors' note: In early September 2005, Gateway changed the names of many of its laptops. Read to learn how to make sense of the new names and where to find CNET's reviews of Gateway laptops. (10/6/05) Most tablet PC makers are now concentrating on their first tablets, but not Gateway. Instead of refreshing its slate-style tablet, the company has just released a new convertible tablet: the M275. The M275's 14.1-inch screen and full-size keyboard are among the biggest in its class. Other benefits include a Pentium M processor that boosts battery life, an integrated secondary storage drive, and a 4-in-1 card reader for flash media cards. Business and home users will appreciate all of the M275's perks, but anyone who spends a lot of time on the road should consider a lighter tablet than this 5.8-pound system, such as the 2.2-pound.

The Gateway M275 measures 12. Star Defender 3 Crack 4. 6 by 10.8 by 1.1 inches and weighs 5.8 pounds. That's bigger than most convertible tablets; for example, the weighs slightly more than 4 pounds. Although the M275 is bulkier than the competition, it also offers much more functionality.

The system's 14.1-inch display is larger than the 12.1-inch (or smaller) screens of other tablets and is bolted to the keyboard via a center hinge that allows the screen to rotate 180 degrees, bend back over the keyboard, and snap securely into place through the lid latch. Four handy buttons on the display bezel launch the onscreen input panel, increase or decrease brightness, open Windows' Task Manager, and switch between Landscape and Portrait modes. /sc/30591541-2-200-DT2.gif' width='200' height='150' border='0' />The screen twists and lies flat, covering the keyboard.