Company

PC Magazine, February 6, 2007
"Gateway has reverted to its aggressive ways of making fast, state-of-the-art machines.  I now have to recommend its products over much of the competition.”

Consumer.hardocp.com, December 4, 2006
"When we buy a Gateway, because of its steadfastness, we know what we’re getting. When we think about buying a Dell, we feel it’s a roll of the dice, and buying a computer should not be like that.”

Technology Business Research, November 2006
Gateway Ranks No. 1 in Customer Satisfaction Study Among Professional Desktop PC Users. Gateway earned the top spot in Technology Business Research's Corporate IT Buying Behavior and Customer Satisfaction Study: Desktops. Released in November 2006, the study concluded that the company’s weighted satisfaction index for professional desktop PC users led all competitors. Gateway showed significant gains in every metric, including phone support, ease of doing business and hardware quality.

Best Buy, 2005
Best Buy has named Gateway "Vendor of the Year" and has been presented Bravo! Awards as best vendor in both the notebook and desktop computer categories for 2004-2005.
Read the press release.

For a complete selection of current notebook models, visit our Notebooks page.

Wired.com, November 20, 2007

PCMag.com, December 1, 2006
4.5 of 5 Editors’ Rating (Very Good)
"The E-100M is still one of the most reasonably priced ultraportables on the market, and you get more for your money this time around, with the processor upgrade and extra RAM.”

MobilityGuru.com, November 30, 2006
Recommended—Holiday Buyers' Guide

"The E-100M would make a great present for someone who travels a lot and focuses mostly on home and office applications such as Microsoft Office and web browsing."

NetworkWorld.com, November 22, 2006
4.5 of 5 Stars—Ultimate Holiday Wish List
"Gateway's return to the ultraportable space is the impressive E-100M series, designed with enough features to make any techie happy, but thin and light enough to ease the load on your mobile workers."

DigitalTrends.com, August 20, 2006
Editors’ Choice—8.5 of 10 Rating
"When it comes to the main strength of the Gateway E-100M and NX100X, it's price. "
Model: Gateway NX100X.

Pittsburgh Post Gazette, August 19, 2006
"That's why, when a computer company hits on a combination of these factors that gives a great overall experience, you need to take notice. Gateway's NX100X computer seems to do that ."

InfoWorld.com, August 9, 2006
”A solid ultra-portable that held up well during a month-long sojourn as my desktop replacement. Day-to-day performance was fine for office tasks, battery life with the long life power cell was great and it definitely feels lighter in the briefcase."

NetworkWorld.com, August 7, 2006
Cool Tools—4.5 of 5 Stars

“Gateway's return to the ultraportable space is the impressive E-100M series, designed with enough features to make any techie happy, but thin and light enough to ease the load on your mobile workers."

VARBusiness, August 7, 2006

Best Midmarket Products—Client Devices

"The latest notebook from Gateway has it all:  it’s lightweight and compact, yet solid and it can be used for mainstream applications."

MobilityGuru.com, August 2, 2006

"If you're a believer in small is beautiful, then check out the Gateway E-100M."

NotebookReview.com, July 28, 2006

"When I received the E-100M, removed it from the box and fired it up, the first thing that struck me was its beauty.  I found myself captivated by its exceptional integration of form, function and substance."

PCMag.com, June 13th, 2006
4 of 5 Editors' Rating

"There's a lot to be said for an ultraportable that's 0.9 inches thick, attractive looking, extremely light weight and affordable."

PCMag.com, March 30, 2006
4 of 5 Editors' Rating

"Among the thinnest of the ultraportables, the E-100M will have people marveling at just how small a laptop can be."

PC Magazine, March 30, 2006
4 of 5 Star Rating

"E-100M draws you in with its attractive looks, light weight, and low price tag."

DigitalTrends.com, May 20, 2007
7.5 Rating

"The E-155C is a great addition to the tablet PC world, and exhibits a solid evolution in Gateway's approach to tablet design."
Model: Gateway E-155C.

For a complete selection of current notebook models, visit our Notebooks page.

Laptop Magazine, Summer 2007 Ultimate Mobility Issue
Ultimate Choice 2007 Award, Mainstream Notebooks

Laptop Magazine, June 2007
Editors' Choice, 4.5 of 5 Rating, Best of the Best Mainstream Laptop

Computer Shopper, May 2007

ComputerShopper.com, March 12, 2007

7.4 Editors' Rating (Very Good)

"This affordable mainstream laptop adequately fills the niche for grab-and-go computing."

Laptopmag.com, February 25, 2007

4 out of 5 Rating

"With dual-core power, exceptional battery life, and a pleasing design, the Gateway NX570X is a solid choice for an all-purpose notebook."

CNET.com, December 21, 2006

7.8 Editors' Rating (Very Good)

"The very configurable and affordable Gateway NX570X makes it easy to build a reasonably powerful—and visually appealing—machine on a fixed budget."

For a complete selection of current notebook models, visit our Notebooks page.

Computer Shopper, May 2007
"Gateway's NX860XL laptop has a desk-hogging footprint, but the benefits of its grand scale are a giant 17-inch widescreen display and specs to rival those of a decent desktop gaming rig."

PCWorld.com, April 12, 2007
#2 Ranking, Top 5 Power Laptops

PCW Rating 83 (Very Good)

InfoWorld.com, March 14, 2007
"Hey, if you need a work-oriented desktop replacement at a great price then the M685-E is a good choice."

Consumer.hardocp.com, January 8, 2007

NetworkWorld.com, December 8, 2006
Cool Tools—4 of 5 Stars

"This looks and feels like a normal notebook, although the 17-inch display will make users' co-workers a bit jealous."

PCWorld.com, September 18, 2006
86 PCW Rating, #2 Ranked Power Laptop

"Equipped with Intel's latest chip, the Gateway M685-E offers plenty of raw performance, no doubt about it."

GovTech.com, August 1, 2006
4 of 5 Rating

"I used the beefy Gateway M685-E as my desktop unit for a few months, and could easily keep this as my main computer at work or at home."

PCWorld.com, April 17, 2006
80 Rating (Very Good)

"This dual-core 17-inch mobile workstation is well suited to business and home users alike."

Laptop Magazine, May 2005
Hot Pick

"If you're ready to ditch your desktop, feast your eyes on this slim widescreen laptop."

Gateway One

For a complete selection of current desktops, visit our Desktops page.

Yahoo! Tech, September 27, 2007

"Gateway is making a splash here at DigitalLife with its latest all-in-one PC, and after taking a closer look, it's easy to see why. The One clearly takes a page from the iMac's book with its sleek, glossy design and nearly featureless front panel, which are only a few inches wide at its thickest point. But I also admired its clever, 'one-cord' approach, which should (hopefully) get copied throughout the desktop industry."

Wired.com, September 27, 2007

"Gateway One PC: The Hell With Neo, This Really Is the One."

CNET/ZD.com, September 27, 2007

"The Gateway One has a few clever design elements, and the best upgradeability we've seen in an enclosed system."

TG Daily, September 27, 2007

Switched.com, September 27, 2007

Slashgear, September 27, 2007

PCMag.com, September 27, 2007

Computershopper.com, September 27, 2007

"If you're a dyed-in-the-wool PC user who wishes you had a system like the iMac to call your own, the Gateway One mostly fits the bill...
What we can foresee happening, though, is Gateway spinning off into a new design direction that could eventually lead home PC users to rethink their setups, just as Mac users have had to over the last decade."

Gizmodo.com, September 27, 2007

PCMag.com, September 28, 2007

"One of the biggest splashes at this year's show was the launch of the Gateway One all-in-one PC. Taking the iMac to the mat on sleek design, the One is more that just good looks."

Wall Street Journal, September 28, 2007

"...the new Gateway One, a slick, black, iMac challenger."

FX530 High-Powered for Gaming, Multimedia and Design

For a complete selection of current desktops, visit our Desktops page.

Videomaker.com, June 2007
"Tech-savvy users, gamers and ultimate PC seekers alike will be impressed by aspects like bleeding-edge video cards and factory overclocking."

CNET.com, May 31, 2007

7.7 Rating (Very Good)

"All of the PCs in this price range will perform admirably on games and day-to-day applications but, compared to each other, the Gateway looks like the best deal on a single 3D card high-end PC we've seen this year."

GamePro.com, April 3, 2007
"In the end, the FX530XT is obviously a great system."

Houston Chronicle, April 3, 2007

Computer Power User, March 2007
4 of 5 CPU Rating
"Overall, the FX530XT is a very solid high-end PC. It handled my benchmarks and today’s games well at high settings and has bleeding-edge components to ensure it will be a strong system for quite awhile."

AnandTech.com, February 9, 2007

TomsHardware.com, February 8, 2007

"But as the likes of Dell and HP try to buy their way into gamers' hearts through acquisition of 'gaming computer' brands, Gateway has chosen the simplest, most direct path to gaming fame: building better computers!' 'The FX530T was an absolute pleasure to use, and nothing this good escapes the attention of our staff members. When video enthusiast and TGDaily Senior Editor Humphrey Cheung learned of its disposition, he had to take a turn with it. His assessment? 'It freakin' rocks. If you do video editing and rendering, four cores is godly.'"

PCMag.com, January 29, 2007
3.5 out of 5 Editor Rating (Good)
"The FX530XT is a blazing performer that should satisfy all but the most jaded (and well heeled) gearheads.”

Orlando Sentinel, December 10, 2006
“I installed an advance copy of the Vista version that ships to consumers next month and couldn't believe how fast it runs on the Gateway Quad Core.”

PCWorld.com, December 6, 2006
78 PCW Rating (Good)

"If expansion room isn't an issue, this system holds tremendous appeal for gamers, thanks to its formidable processing power, great graphics performance, and gargantuan widescreen display.”

Chicago Tribune, November 26, 2006
"The high-end Gateway FX530XT is one of the fastest, most powerful PCs to hit the market.”

PCMag.com, November 2, 2006
4 of 5 Editor Rating (Very Good)

"The FX530XT's performance scores across the board were very good to excellent. It easily outpaced the quad-core Dell XPS 710 on most of our benchmark tests."

ComputerShopper.com, November 2, 2006
"A great Media Center PC that also excels at gaming and video editing."

CNET.com, November 1, 2006
4 Editors’ Rating (Excellent)

 "The Gateway FX530XT is one of the best deals we've ever seen on a cutting-edge PC."

Displays

Computer Shopper, March 2007
8.0 Editors' Rating (Excellent)
"We had reduced expectations for the FPD1975W, considering its bargain price, but it demonstrated that a budget monitor can also deliver great performance.”

Computer Games, October 2006
4 of 5 Editor Rating

“Its native resolution of 1440x900 is a perfect match for the size of the display, and it's an excellent choice for budget-conscious gamers looking for some inexpensive widescreen gaming.”

For a complete selection of current displays, visit our Displays page.

Toledo Blade, November 25, 2006

About.com, June 5, 2006
5 out of 5 Rating

"Gateway has the best 21" LCD you are likely to find in their FPD2185W 21" LCD."

PCMag.com, May 5, 2006
Editors' Choice Award, 4.5 of 5 Rating, Best Products of Q1 2006

"The Gateway FPD2185W is a stylish 21-inch widescreen LCD that delivers better-than-average performance and lots of features. This 21-inch Gateway LCD is also very reasonably priced."

GovTech.com, May 2, 2006
4 of 5 Rating

"For an LCD that can easily handle a variety of multimedia needs, the Gateway FPD2185W is an affordable solution."

Consumers Digest, June 2006
Best Buy (Flat-Panel Monitors-Midrange)

"This large, widescreen, feature-packed monitor is available at a surprisingly affordable cost. It offers a fine, bright display."

PC Magazine, April 19, 2006
Editors' Choice Award-Business LCD Roundup, 4.5 of 5 Editor Rating

"The Gateway FPD2185W is a stylish 21-inch widescreen LCD that delivers better-than-average performance and lots of features."

PC Magazine, March 8, 2006
Editors' Choice Award

"It's currently one of the best values on the market."

PC Magazine, February 21, 2006
Editors' Choice

"If you're looking for an affordable 21-inch LCD monitor that can handle all your multimedia needs and look good doing it, look no further than the Gateway FPD2185W."

Designtechnica.com, January 26, 2006
8 of 10 Rating

"Those that plan on using the FPD2185W for both HDTV viewing and regular computer use will be hard-pressed to find a better monitor out there for the around the same price."

ExtremeTech.com, February 8, 2006
ExtremeTech Approved, 9 of 10 Rating

"Gateway ships a great desktop PC display that's Windows Vista ready, great for widescreen games and pretty solid for most video content."

Computer Games, February 2006
Editor's Choice, 4.5 of 5 Rating

"Monitor of the Demigods."

CNET, December 21, 2005
7.5 Editor Rating (Very Good)

"The Gateway FPD2185W's excellent image quality, adjustability, extra features, and decent price make it tough to beat."

Network World, November 28, 2005
4.5 of 5 Rating

"The 21-inch widescreen display will make you feel like the king of the office—but you also may find that working with documents in which you can put two of them on the screen without toggling between them might win you some productivity points."

Beststuff.com, October 21, 2005
Recommended

"It wasn't long ago that a monitor like this one would easily set you back $5,000 and not offer half the performance."

Gannett News Service, October 18, 2005
"Not only does it deliver a high-definition 1,000:1 contrast ratio, but its advanced video smoothing technology delivers vivid images with precise detail, color and motion."

For a complete selection of current displays, visit our Displays page.

LaptopMag.com, April 25, 2007

"The Gateway FPD2275W is an ideal choice if you're seeking a feature-rich 22-inch monitor that can expertly handle your work, entertainment, and multimedia needs."

Epinions.com, January 17, 2007

4 of 5 Star Rating
"For the price, I think this is an excellent alternative to the more common 19" widescreens."

For a complete selection of current displays, visit our Displays page.

Computer Shopper, May 2007
Best Widescreen Flat Panel Monitor
"This highly adjustable 24-inch model features superb image quality, along with a speedy 6-millisecond response time that produced smooth video and gameplay in our tests."

TheTechLounge.com, April 9, 2007
"This is a very professional display. It is probably the best I've ever seen for color and contrast. It's got to be one of the best productivity tools I've ever used."

Houston Chronicle, April 3, 2007

Laptop Magazine, April 2007

GamePro.com, March 21, 2007
3.5 Fun Factor Rating
"The big screen size is awesome, as is the number of available inputs; 1080p support is also definitely welcome."

Computer Games Magazine, March 2007
4 of 5 Rating "The panel is more vivid and sharper than the Dell displays, with brighter colors and blacker blacks.The monitor's best feature is its price: At only $679, it comes in at a good $50 under Dell's display."

US Airways Magazine, February 2007
"Then you should check out Gateway's FPD2485W 24-inch Widescreen High Definition LCD, a flat-panel screen that serves up incredibly crisp images whether's it's used for HDTV viewing or as a computer monitor."

DigitalTrends.com, February 20, 2007
"In any case, if you are shopping for a new PC monitor, consider your searching over—this is the one to get."

IT Media Online, February 15, 2007
"So for people considering a WUXGA wide-screen LCD, this product is a definite candidate."

PC Magazine, February 6, 2007
Recommended

"I highly recommend this dual-purpose deal. For around $650, it’s a winner."

TechNewsWrld.com, January 18, 2007
"Colors on the display were arresting. They didn't just pop; they exploded."

BusinessWeek.com

4 of 5 Star Rating

"A strong multipurpose monitor for someone looking to complete their digital entertainment system."

ComputerShopper.com, January 8, 2007
7.5 Editors' Rating (Excellent)
"Excellent image quality, plenty of inputs, and a low price make this 24-inch widescreen monitor tough to beat."

ExtremeTech.com, January 4, 2007
7 of 10 Rating
"The FPD2485W has one of the niftiest onscreen display and control features we've seen. Its bright, saturated colors are well suited to PC gaming."

DigitalTrends.com, December 26, 2006
Best Products of 2006
"For affordability and range the Gateway 24” FPD2485W monitor stood out, with a massive number of ports and a built in Faroudja upscaler and an aggressive price. I didn’t see anything that could touch it."

BusinessWeek.com, December 18, 2006

Orlando Sentinel, December 10, 2006
"The monitor really shows off the new see-through, glassy interface of Vista, called Aero."

Chicago Tribune, December 10, 2006
"And so you feel near exaltation immediately with the 24-inch high-definition screen."

Wired.com, December 5, 2006
9 of 10 Rating
"The screen is 1,920 x 1,200 pixels of hi-def beauty that deftly handles VGA, DVI, S-video, and composite."

TechNewsWorld.com, November 27, 2006
Holiday Gifts Over $500 "Has the most complete set of features, including a very fast refresh, a rotating screen (for document editing) and a massive number of input options."

TVGuide.com, November 27, 2006
Holiday Gift Guide
"Throw in a picture-in-picture feature, and you've got a wonderfully adaptable HD display that's a good deal."

Chicago Tribune, November 26, 2006
Recommended
"This sprawling 24-inch LCD display screen offers both ordinary VGA analog ports and HD and DVI connections that wire it for speed and clarity."

MSNBC.com, November 24, 2006
Recommended
"Gateway’s bright and sharp hi-def 24” display packs so much punch for the price it’s almost hard to believe."

GamePro.com, November 22, 2006
Holiday Gift Guide

"This little dynamo would make the ultimate PC monitor, if you can find a desk big enough to contain its massive 24" screen."

Yahoo!Tech, November 15, 2006
Recommended—Great Gifts for Giant Geeks

"A gorgeous, high-definition LCD display, with 1920 x 1200 pixel resolution and amazing contrast. Nothing makes an old PC look new like a fresh, giant monitor."

ComputerShopper.com, November 2, 2006
5 out of 5 Rating

"Most impressive was Gateway's new FPD2485W LCD monitor, a 24-inch wide-screen beauty that provides a supercrisp, bright image, as well as DVI and component-video inputs, Faroudja video processing, and support for video secured by High-Bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP)."

For a complete selection of current displays, visit our Displays page.

BusinessWeek.com, December 10, 2007
Luxury Gift Guide
"It's one of the most versatile screens we've seen, thanks to an astounding native resolution of 2560 by 1600 pixels and a wealth of inputs, including an HD multimedia port for connecting high-def devices, such as game consoles and DVD players."

BusinessWeek, December 7, 2007
Most Important Products of 2007
"Gateway's $1,700 XHD3000 screams 'More! More! More!' with a giant 30-inch widescreen display that offers a 2560-by-1600 resolution and just about every input you can think of for connecting games consoles, computers, cable and satellite set-top boxes, or high-definition players."

Menshealth.com, December 2007
"It's primed to handle typical computer apps, but unlike other displays, the XHD3000 boasts a slew of connectivity options including HDMI, DVI, VGA, component, composite, and an RCA jack for audio-out. This hookup prowess enables it to hold its own with satellite and cable boxes, Xbox 360s, camcorders, and high-definition players, giving the XHD3000 work and play potential."

MaximumPC, December 2007
"Thanks to Gateway's XHD3000, power users can enjoy all the benefits of a 30-inch, 2560x1600 panel without suffering any of the indignities inherent to other 30-inch LCDs. The XHD3000's unique use of an internal scaler means you can choose among multiple interface options, adjust the screen's image in a variety of ways, and play high-def content as its intended res. Righteous!"

DailyTech.com, October 5, 2007
"Dell and HP have competition in the 30" LCD territory."

Wired.com, October 4, 2007
"What they promised seemed unfeasible; a gaming monitor with an upscaling chip capable of over a trillion calculations per second. Yeah that's trillion with a 't'. Many moons later, the XHD3000 showed up, and our snickers were replaced with gasps of awe."

Switched.com, October 4, 2007
"This morning Gateway introduced a new high-end LCD monitor that blows just about any current display out of the water—at least when it comes to resolution."

San Jose Mercury News, October 4, 2007

"Computer gamers and other people who are serious about their displays can look forward to this pretty new screen from Gateway."

MaximumPC, October 3, 2007
"While the major monitor manufacturers were busy churning out the status quo, Gateway was pushing the envelope. You'd think that with all the extras it offers, the XHD3000 would be more expensive than the competition. In fact, at $1,7000 it's priced lower than the 30-inch models from Samsung, HP, and Apple and is only slightly more expensive than Dell's 30-inch. If you're after maximum screen real estate and ultimate usability, the XHD3000 is well worth its asking price."

Yahoo! Tech, September 30, 2007
"The XHD3000 is best for those who want a top of the line monitor/TV and are willing to pay for it. Better yet, if you're planning a move to a full HD environment that includes things like DVD players and video camera, the XHD3000 makes a perfect centerpiece."

GotFrag.com, September 29, 2007
"The display offers a gaping 30" of incredibly clear and bright screen.  With a resolution of 2560x1600, it’s big enough to fit everything you do on the screen without overlapping.  I can't begin to describe to you everything this display has to offer...
 
I was really impressed when they moved the mouse to the area the PIP was covering and the opacity of the PIP area went to about 5-10% so that you could see clearly everything behind it. As soon as they grabbed what they needed and moved to the other area of the screen the PIP came back to 100% opacity. That was just plain awesome and a fantastic implementation of PIP for PC users."

Techgage.com, September 29, 2007
"I might sound a bit excited about this product, but it's for good reason. I walked away from Gateway's booth with plans to purchase one of these [when they] become available. This after seeing just a five-minute demo... it's that good. We will certainly be following up on all of these thoughts once we get our hands on one to experiment with in greater detail. Without question, if we had such a thing, Gateway's XHD3000 would get our product of the show award."

Gizmodo.com, September 27, 2007
"It could very well be the only screen you ever need, because it takes everything from a VCR to a high-end gaming PC and upscales it all with HQV Realta technology to display on its 2560x1600 screen, so no special video card is required."