"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.com

"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."
    — BusinessWeek

"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."
    — Gizmodo.com

"You’d think that with all the extras it offers, the XHD3000 would be more expensive than the competition. In fact, at $1,700 it’s priced lower than 30-inch models from Samsung, HP, and Apple…"
    — MaximumPC

"What they promised seemed unfeasible: a gaming monitor with an upscaling chip capable of over a trillion calculations per second."
    — Wired

"Gateway's New 30-Inch Computer Monitor is a Stunner."
    — San Jose Mercury News

"Without question, if we had such a thing, Gateway’s XHD3000 would get our product of the show award."
    — Techgage.com

"...if you're planning a move to a full HD environment that includes things like DVD players and video cameras, the XHD3000 makes a perfect centerpiece.”
    — Yahoo! Tech

"With a resolution of 2560x1600, it’s big enough to fit everything you do on the screen without overlapping."
    — GotFrag.com