Gateway might be an unfamiliar name to many laptop owners, but it's been around for a long time. In fact, Gateway started out on its own, then later absorbed eMachines in 2004.

The Gateway 15.6-inch Ultra Slim Notebook’s webcam offers the same 720p resolution as the vast majority of Windows laptops, most of which continue to treat camera quality as an afterthought.

Gateway computers were a common site at PC stores in the 1990s and early 2000s before eventually disappearing into computer history after Acer acquired the company and eventually retired the brand.

Gateway’s lineup includes a budget $69.99 tablet, a $299.99 2-in-1 laptop, mainstream laptops ranging from $199.99 to $649.99 and a higher-end Creators series laptop costing up to $1,199.99.

Acer, which acquired Gateway in 2007, is bringing back the brand to sell consumer-focused laptops in the US. The products will be sold exclusively through Walmart.

Back in 2007, Taiwan-based PC manufacturer Acer bought the once-iconic Gateway brand in order to stick a thumb in the eye of rival OEM Lenovo and increase its US market presence. In the 13 years ...

Gateway, the iconic “cow brand” of laptops, may have had its hey-day over 20 years ago, but the brand has been quietly kicking around since its acquisition by Acer in 2007.

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Acer, which acquired Gateway in 2007, is bringing back the brand to sell consumer-focused laptops in the US. The products will be sold exclusively through Walmart.