The look of the Gateway One--a black-with-glass front and brushed aluminum back--evokes Apple designs. It is intentionally uncluttered, with a single cable connecting to a power brick, a wireless keyboard and touch-sensitive mouse, a detachable 1.3-megapixel Webcam that connects to a USB port atop the monitor, speakers integrated into the front panel, and a power button located on the back of the 19-inch LCD display.
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- I would definetely buy one IF they have bigger screen, so
i can put it side by side with my 24" iMac. Design wise,
this is far better than Sony Vaio... (Read the rest) - Posted by: sfazly Posted on: 10/01/07 You are currently: Logged In | Log out
 hmm... Arm A. Geddon | 09/27/07 |
| Seems a tad pricey... MarcB_z | 09/27/07 |
| Well I'll give it this much.... James Quinn | 09/27/07 |
  I thought early on that Apple John Zern | 09/28/07 |
 They already have! MarcB_z | 09/28/07 |
| Cool (nt) John Zern | 09/28/07 |
| Gateway apprehension. kgrant | 09/28/07 |
| I agree maisoui_z | 09/28/07 |
| RE: (Photos: The skinny on the Gateway One) jtd3rd | 09/28/07 |
| RE: (Photos: The skinny on the Gateway One) sfazly | 10/01/07 |
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