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Review of the Gateway MD series

Posted on May 11, 2009 by Laptop Pimp

This laptop could easily be described as being low in price, but at the same time offers the buyer great performance and a nice design. The MD series from Gateway is all of that and more, it offers a reasonable standard of specification along with a fifteen inch display. Most of all the MD is a hard working machine that is clearly aimed that the entry level market, but will also work for small business and students too.

Specs:

CPU 2.1-GHz AMD Turion X2 Dual-Core Mobile RM-72

RAM Included 3GB

RAM Upgradable 4GB

Hard Drive Size 250GB

Hard Drive Speed

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Gateway launches the new gear

Posted on April 8, 2009 by David Allen

It was not that long ago when the computer maker Gateway seemed to have disappeared into the woodwork, but now they are back with a vengeance and two models to kick off with. The LT20 (10.1 inch) and LT30 (11.6 inch). Naturally, details are limited at the moment, but as they come through, we will be letting you know.

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Gateway M-7818u Review and Specs

Posted on November 19, 2008 by andrew

Ringing in at around $780, the Gateway M-7818u is tricky. It sure looks a lot like the Samsung X460, with its stylish red accents. But, the comparisons stop right there. Beyond a flashy coat, the M-7818u is a clunker.

The first thing to realize is that the M-7818u is a special configuration on the Gateway M-series made only for Office Max. Yep. Office Max. Friends, if you are going to Office Max to buy a computer. Well, you shouldn’t be.

Before anything else, this is a budget model no

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Gateway MC 7803u Review and Specs

Posted on November 13, 2008 by andrew

A small step up from Dell in the low-price notebook market, Gateway has always been able to pack their laptops with some pretty decent specs. The Gateway MC-7803u is no exception.

Hitting the street at $1000, the MC-7803u is a well designed, nice looking desktop replacement. With it’s Intel Duo T5800 and an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3650 graphics set, it should be able to handle all you everyday home office and internet needs, as well as some basic gaming and editing.

And while the MC-7803u isn&

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