Gateway Inc. is preparing new notebooks and a Tablet PC refresh for launch this week, as the company updates some of its mobile hardware with Intel Corp.’s Centrino technology. Gateway will release ...

CRN Test Center engineers recently reviewed Gateway's E-6100-HX business desktop, which is firmly entrenched in the business world. Gateway designed the machine as a business desktop with adequate ...

Gateway officials are betting that silence will sound sweet to customers who purchase the company's new E-6300 desktop. The new PC is based on a Balance Transfer Extended (BTX) chassis that uses ...

Gateway Inc. plans to release two additional Media Center PCs Thursday, hoping that consumer excitement over multimedia will boost what is forecast as a weak holiday season for consumer PCs. The ...

Today Gateway announces its “Show Your Spots” contest, inviting any and all “thrill-seeking technology lovers willing to perform and film a crazy stunt” to win a $4,500 high-performance computer setup ...

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Some more details on Gateway’s first foray into the world of the Pocket PC. The Gateway 100X will run the new Pocket PC 2003 operating system, have a 400MHz processor, 32MB of RAM, 32MB of ROM, ...

IRVINE, Calif. (AP) -- Gateway Inc., the third-largest personal computer company in the United States, said Friday that it rejected an unsolicited $450 million bid for its retail business from ...

Gateway Inc. released the specifications Friday for a retail desktop PC based on a new motherboard design that should help cool high-end processors and graphics cards. The company had already provided ...

Gateway Computers launched its Gateway Asset Recovery Services program this week. The announcement continues the move by large computer manufacturers to offer assistance in developing plans for what ...

Gateway Inc., the third-largest personal computer company in the United States, said Friday that it rejected an unsolicited $450 million bid for its retail business from eMachines Inc. founder Lap ...