Thursday, Sep 27th 2007 by Ewdison Then


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As promised, here is the Gateway One unboxing video. I want to thank Glenn and Tawna from Gateway for helping us doing the unboxing.

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The setup is as easy as plugging in the power cable to the system and you are good to go. No pairing needed for the wireless keyboard and mouse, it seems Gateway preset them to connect to the system.

Ports and connectors are located on the left side of the machine. It has a 5-in-1 memory card reader slot, one Firewire port, three USB ports, and audio output/mic input. The webcam mini USB port is located on top of the screen (the webcam is detachable; not built-in).

gateway one

The power brick is not only delivering and regulating power to the machine but also function as a media hub with four USB ports, SPDIF and optical audio output. It also has Ethernet port. Gateway has done well in minimizing cables clutter with single cable connecting to the system (power cable).

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  1.  James Allan Brady   View all comments by James Allan Brady  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    thats a good video, but its really, really long, but good

  2.  Lucas   View all comments by Lucas  +1  Add karma Subtract karma 

    Can you seriously say iMac is better? Watch the vieo until the end, the Gateway one allows users to replace harddrive, mini pci cards and etc easily without a tool.

    iMac requires you to smack your machine around before you get to your hard drive

  3.  Ty   View all comments by Ty  Neutral  Add karma Subtract karma 

    Haha, very funny logic Lucas.


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