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Gateway's all-in-one PC

by Mike Yamamoto
(Credit: Gateway)

Gateway may be a shadow of its one-time self but apparently wants to prove that it still has some life as an independent company before formally being subsumed by Acer. Its "One" desktop--so-named because of its all-in-one form--follows the likes of Apple, Sony, HP and other manufacturers, including some overseas.

But Gateway's version isn't just a cheap copycat, sporting an attractive design of its own as well as specs that include a 2GHz Core 2 Duo chip, a 500GB hard drive, 3GB of memory, DVD burner and a 5-in-1 card reader for $1,800, according to Engadget. Lower-end models will be available for $1,500 and $1,300.

The One is scheduled for a formal unveiling tomorrow at the Digital Life show in New York, but word got out early. (No one can keep a secret anymore.) We'll follow up tomorrow with more details after the official announcement.

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by neoprimal February 23, 2009 3:37 PM PST
Gateway has had an all in one PC form factor since 1999. So claiming they are 'following' the likes of Sony, HP and Apple isn't correct by any means.

About the only all in one before the Gateway in this era, was the bondi blue G3, and that's because it was popularized by Apple. In fact, it's probably Apple, Commodore and Kaypro who hold the real titles for building true all-in-one computers back then. Apple gets to keep the title, since it's the only one still around.
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