The Gateway One -- Is This The Sexiest Computer Ever?

Long associated with no-frills design and affordability, computer manufacturer Gateway seems to be changing its tune in a big way with the unveiling today of its new Gateway One PC.
Compared to the surprisingly sleek M-series laptops that came out a few weeks ago, the One, with its slanted, all-in-one, flat-panel design, is even more of a departure for Gateway.
Sure, it may look like a black iMac, but it's got some extra twists that make it impressively innovative. For one thing, it's got a one-cord design, which means just one cable goes from the back of the monitor to a power adapter box, which is where Gateway cleverly located all the typical computer cable outputs. In other words, it's perfect for uncluttered desks or even a table, since it basically looks like a flat-panel TV.
It also has a cool "hidden" flat-panel SoundVu NXT speaker, which uses elements of the screen and the bezel to create a sound robust enough to rival external speakers (which would ruin the sleek looks of this all-in-one PC, anyway).

The Windows-Vista-enabled PC starts at $1,299 at the Gateway Web site and Best Buy and comes in three configurations:
The $1,299.99 configuration includes an Intel Core 2 Duo T5250 dual-core processor; Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100; 320GB SATA II hard drive(2) and a 1.3 megapixel Web cam.
The $1,799.99 configuration includes an Intel Core 2 Duo T7250 dual-core processor; ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics; 500GB SATA II hard drive(2) and a 1.3 megapixel Web cam and an analog/digital TV tuner.
The Gateway One model available direct from Gateway includes an Intel Core 2 Duo T5250 dual-core processor; ATI Mobility Radeon HD 2600 XT graphics; 400GB Serial ATA II hard drive(2); and a 1.3 megapixel Web cam for $1,499.99.
Hot, hot, hot! What do you think? Is this thing sleek enough to replace your iMac?
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Comments
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Subscribe to commentsNickSep 27th 2007 12:57PM
Yawn...looks like a black iMac or iPod. Whats the hoopla over?? So NO, its not the sexiest computer ever.
Don WilliamsSep 27th 2007 2:55PM
Its an inferior rip-off of the iMac.
For one, in the end, it has one big problem: It can't run OS X (legally anyway) and therefore it runs less software.
The iMac runs Vista, Ubuntu and what have you, plus it runs the best of them.... OS X!
One final word: LEOPARD!
Katie C.Sep 27th 2007 3:45PM
Very nice,
I'm going to buy one today after work! Is is a great day at Gateway!
KellySep 28th 2007 2:08PM
This is a spoof right? Some sort of ridiculous gag? If this cheap shod is for real then at least people will have something to set next to their Zunes.