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Mobile professionals of the world, Gateway is hoping that you give them the time of day. Put down your Sony’s and your Toshibas. Turn in your Apples and your Acers. Gateway has the new M255-E laptop for you. Let’s be honest, though. If you got your $2,000-plus business notebook on the corporate dime, you ain’t giving that up for the […]
Continue reading »After offering Mobile Theft Protection to its business, government, and educational customers, Gateway has deigned to provide the lojack for laptops theft-deterrent system to its everyday mom and pop punters. How kind of them! All sarcasm aside, there really isn’t any reason at all to deride this development in Gateway laptops. The LoJack technology actually does work to track down […]
Continue reading »Summer is here folks, and it’s far too hot to leave the pool, and go hardware hunting for that laptop deal. No worries, stay by the poolside, and keep sipping on that chilled 3 olive martini – Leave the tedious work of finding a bargain for college or business to team Laptopical. As promised we’ve managed to dig up a […]
Continue reading »What weighs a healthy 8.4 pounds, sits happily on your lap, and has a bright face? If you think it’s a newborn, you’re on the wrong website. Gateway has just introduced a “heavy-weight” contender, the M680XL to its laptop line, that’s well worth the once-over. The M680 enters the ring with a desktop like keyboard, complete with a separate number […]
Continue reading »Sunday, December 12th, 2004 Now here’s something for you all to bat your eyelids over, looks like the boys at Gateway have just given birth to a new range of Laptops. The new ladies on the notebook computer block are the Gateway M210 series, and like any good supermodel they are invariably stylish, thin, and light, but never cheap (good […]
Continue reading »Gateway has rung in the new year with a spanky fresh lineup of notebooks, all of which feature the new Intel Centrino Duo mobile processors. These so-called Yonah processors have two processors in one chip, which feature memory-sharing across the two and super-duper graphics and gaming potential. But let’s not lump all of these Gateway laptops together just as Yonah […]
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