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That's what everyone said in 97
How long have you been around? As long as Gateway? I can remember losing a deal to Gateway because "uncle Ted" himself called the customer and offered to sell his PC's for $10 less than our white boxes.

Gateway has always been a tough competitor. They go astray every now and then, but they won't go away.

More likely they will be bought up.
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Compete with rival Dell?  Squawkbox | 02/11/05
Also how about making the PC more than just a ho hum  Laff | 02/12/05
just silly  stevewoll | 02/12/05
Windows could be run on the system I decscribed.  Laff | 02/12/05
Almost a good idea  htotten | 02/12/05
I LIKE it!!!!  Laff | 02/12/05
OEM Windows prices are already...  Anton Philidor | 02/13/05
Then offer the computer and let the customer decide  Laff | 02/13/05
Seems all major OEMS do offer it.  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/13/05
They do offer it but...  htotten | 02/14/05
Too funny!  ShadeTree | 02/14/05
Buying a money loser to enhance a money loser  mlindl | 02/11/05
HP shouldn't be buying anything  osreinstall | 02/12/05
agreed  gsbtech | 02/12/05
That's what everyone said in 97  htotten | 02/12/05
They should put their prices up  Nigel Johnstone | 02/12/05
A better title? "The race to the bottom"  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/13/05
Sounds good, but hardware makers...  Anton Philidor | 02/13/05
You make my point...  No_Ax_to_Grind | 02/13/05
Then the world is waiting to hear you.  Anton Philidor | 02/14/05
Two Wrongs  Roger Ramjet | 02/14/05
After all, that COmpaq buy-out went *SO* well wink  JonathonDoe | 02/14/05

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