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New “Gateway One” Desktop PC Offers Revolutionary Style and Functionality
by Joe Eitel, November 07, 2007
Gateway is set to release what could be their most revolutionary PC ever. This new PC is called the Gateway One, and it is strikingly similar in design to an iMac. This new PC will run Windows Vista as its operating system, and other than that, it probably doesn't have much in common with your current PC.
3.5 inches thick: http://www.tech.yahoo.com3.5 inches thick: http://www.tech.yahoo.com
For starters, the Gateway One is an all-in-one PC; meaning that the "tower" part of the computer is built right into the monitor much like an iMac. The monitor still remains thin, though, measuring only 3.5 inches thick at its thickest point. The monitor itself is 19 inches wide, and it features HD quality resolution. The wide-screen display has a great piano black finish, and it's very nicely designed. On one side of the display, you will find some USB ports (7 total); and on the other side, you will find a DVD drive.
"Power Brick": http://www.tech.yahoo.com"Power Brick": http://www.tech.yahoo.comThe keyboard and mouse are both wireless, which leads me to probably the greatest feature of the Gateway One. This PC only has 1 cord that needs to be attached to an included power brick, and that's it! This will eliminate the "jungle" of cords behind your computer desk that look cluttered and messy.
Gateway One on Display at Tech Show: http://www.tech.yahoo.comGateway One on Display at Tech Show: http://www.tech.yahoo.com
Gateway One PC: http://www.tech.yahoo.comGateway One PC: http://www.tech.yahoo.com
The style and design of this computer is great, but it would be pretty much worthless without a solid processor. The Gateway One offers a nice internal set-up with a Core2 Duo processor with an on-board graphics card (upgradeable to an ATI graphics card). The base model "One" will feature a 320 GB hard drive, and a 1.3 megapixel camera. The "One" also offers a built-in TV tuner (not in the base model) so you can watch HD quality TV on the monitor.
The Gateway One is sure to be a hit for the holiday season. Gateway will release 3 models of this new PC this month. The base model will retail for $1,299 and will be exclusive to Best Buy. An upgraded version will retail for $1,799 and is also exclusive to Best Buy. Gateway will release another version at their website for $1,499.
I hope that other PC makers follow Gateway's lead in producing computers that are less bulky, buy yet offer improved processing power.
Hostage wrote:F*ck the mac and forget a Pc tower this is the new thing and $500 more I'm getting myself one. So damn sexy.
)Hostage wrote:F*ck the mac and forget a Pc tower this is the new thing and $500 more I'm getting myself one. So damn sexy.New “Gateway One” Desktop PC Offers Revolutionary Style and Functionality
by Joe Eitel, November 07, 2007
Gateway is set to release what could be their most revolutionary PC ever. This new PC is called the Gateway One, and it is strikingly similar in design to an iMac. This new PC will run Windows Vista as its operating system, and other than that, it probably doesn't have much in common with your current PC.
3.5 inches thick: http://www.tech.yahoo.com3.5 inches thick: http://www.tech.yahoo.com
For starters, the Gateway One is an all-in-one PC; meaning that the "tower" part of the computer is built right into the monitor much like an iMac. The monitor still remains thin, though, measuring only 3.5 inches thick at its thickest point. The monitor itself is 19 inches wide, and it features HD quality resolution. The wide-screen display has a great piano black finish, and it's very nicely designed. On one side of the display, you will find some USB ports (7 total); and on the other side, you will find a DVD drive.
"Power Brick": http://www.tech.yahoo.com"Power Brick": http://www.tech.yahoo.comThe keyboard and mouse are both wireless, which leads me to probably the greatest feature of the Gateway One. This PC only has 1 cord that needs to be attached to an included power brick, and that's it! This will eliminate the "jungle" of cords behind your computer desk that look cluttered and messy.
Gateway One on Display at Tech Show: http://www.tech.yahoo.comGateway One on Display at Tech Show: http://www.tech.yahoo.com
Gateway One PC: http://www.tech.yahoo.comGateway One PC: http://www.tech.yahoo.com
The style and design of this computer is great, but it would be pretty much worthless without a solid processor. The Gateway One offers a nice internal set-up with a Core2 Duo processor with an on-board graphics card (upgradeable to an ATI graphics card). The base model "One" will feature a 320 GB hard drive, and a 1.3 megapixel camera. The "One" also offers a built-in TV tuner (not in the base model) so you can watch HD quality TV on the monitor.
The Gateway One is sure to be a hit for the holiday season. Gateway will release 3 models of this new PC this month. The base model will retail for $1,299 and will be exclusive to Best Buy. An upgraded version will retail for $1,799 and is also exclusive to Best Buy. Gateway will release another version at their website for $1,499.
I hope that other PC makers follow Gateway's lead in producing computers that are less bulky, buy yet offer improved processing power.
Crumpets wrote:Mac's are for people who do either graphics or need a stable working computer without any risks of it crashing
)SaoKill wrote:Almost thought you said Playboy lol...
Anyways, Mac for gaming = suckage..
Snudge wrote:Crumpets wrote:Mac's are for people who do either graphics or need a stable working computer without any risks of it crashing
Fix'd
Seriously, you people need to start remembering not the entire world is about gadgets, games, and doodads.
Snudge wrote:SaoKill wrote:Almost thought you said Playboy lol...
Anyways, Mac for gaming = suckage..
Lol. WoW runs pretty fine on a G5.
Max settings, 60 FPS.
Snudge wrote:Crumpets wrote:Mac's are for people who do either graphics or need a stable working computer without any risks of it crashing
Fix'd
Seriously, you people need to start remembering not the entire world is about gadgets, games, and doodads.
:(:("
Reise wrote:One of my favorite Mac vs. PC pics is like this but I don't have it:
If both of these people applied at your place of work, which one would you hire?
StealMySoda wrote:Snudge wrote:SaoKill wrote:Almost thought you said Playboy lol...
Anyways, Mac for gaming = suckage..
Lol. WoW runs pretty fine on a G5.
Max settings, 60 FPS.
Sure you can play WoW, but what other games can you play, apart from network chess
Reise wrote:One of my favorite Mac vs. PC pics is like this but I don't have it:
If both of these people applied at your place of work, which one would you hire?
Reise wrote:One of my favorite Mac vs. PC pics is like this but I don't have it:
If both of these people applied at your place of work, which one would you hire?
Inuyasha584 wrote:macs are confusing