If the Gateway TP A60 tablet looks familiar, there’s a good reason for that. It’s basically the Acer Iconia Tab A500. The key difference? This one has a Gateway logo on it instead of an Acer logo. Gateway is a subsidiary of Acer, as is Packard Bell. For some reason the computer maker sometimes releases identical products under different brand…

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When the first 7 inch netbooks hit the market, one of the most frequent complaints I heard was that the bezel around the screen was just too big. Sure, an Asus Eee PC 701 has a 7 inch display, but the big black bars on the sides make the laptop a lot bigger than you might expect from a device…

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Acer subsidiary Packard Bell has already received its own rebranded version of the Acer Iconia Tab A500 Android tablet, so clearly its Gateway’s turn now. After all, Gateway is own by Acer too, right? The folks at Unwired View spotted a few listings for Gateway tablets that certainly seem to fit the bill. The Gateway TP-A60W and TP-A60G both showed up…

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Last month Gateway introduces the LT32 notebook, which is basically a rebranded version of the Acer Aspire One 721 11.6 inch laptop with a 1.7GHz AMD Athlon II Neo K125 CPU and ATI Radeon HD 4225 graphics. But it looks like Gateway also has a 10.1 inch model in its arsenal, dubbed the Gateway LT22. The new model is basically…

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Gateway is expected to launch 4 new notebooks with Intel Core i-series processors later this month. The Gateway NS series notebooks will have screens ranging in size from 11.6 inches to 15.6 inches, and will come with Core i3, Core i5, and Core i7 mobile processors. The smallest model is the Gateway NS10, which will ship with an 11.6 inch,…

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Gateway has launched a new 11.6 inch thin and light laptop called the Gateway LT32. And if it looks familiar, that’s because it’s basically just an Acer Aspire 721 laptop with the Gateway brand name slapped on it. That kind of thing happens a lot, since Acer owns the Gateway, Packard Bell, and eMachines brand names… although I’m not really…

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Gateway has officially launched the LT23 netbook, with a 10 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display, 1.66GHz Intel Atom N450 processor, and Windows 7 Starter. The mini-laptop comes with 1GB of DDR2 memory and either a 160GB or 250GB hard drive. A 6 cell, 4400mAh battery comes standard. Prices should range from $330 to $350. The laptop has a multi-format…

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Gateway’s EC14D series notebook has an 11.6 inch display and Intel CULV processor — which does absolutely nothing to set it apart from a dozen similar models from Asus, Acer, Dell, HP, and Lenovo. But here’s one thing that does set it apart: This laptop has a built in DVD burner. The Gateway EC14D07U went on sale in the US…

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A few days ago we noted that the Gateway EC14D07u laptop was available for pre-order. Well, today it looks like at least one retailer has the laptop in stock. B&H is selling the Gateway EC14D for $629.99. This laptop’s claim to fame is the fact that while at first glance it looks like yet another 11.6 inch laptop with an…

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Remember that Gateway EC14D notebook that was announced earlier this year? You know, the one with the 11.6 inch display, Intel CULV processor, and built-in DVD burner? Yeah, you can go ahead and pre-order it now. Amazon is taking pre-orders for the laptop for $629.99 + free shipping. While that price makes the notebook a little more expensive than other…

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The Gateway EC14D is an 11.6 inch thin and light laptop with an Intel CULV processor. There’s nothing too surprising there. Acer, Gateway, and Packard Bell (which are all really the same company) have more than a half dozen similar models between them. What sets the EC14D apart from the crowd is the fact that it also has a DVD…

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My buddy Lee picked up a Gateway LT2102H over the weekend and he’s posted the unboxing photos to prove it. The LT2102H is one of the first netbooks with an Intel Atom N450 Pine Trail CPu to hit the market, although a number of others have begun shipping in recent days. The Gateway netbook looks an awful lot like Acer’s…

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