Gateway has had a gaming laptop in its lineup for years—the company just never advertised it as such. Its 17-inch laptop series, from 2004's M675XL to the current P-170L QS (recently renamed the P-171 ...

Anyone else notice how Gateway is making a slow and steady comeback? I mean, they're not making top of the line stuff but it's rather impressive for where the company was just a few short years ago.

We've been getting a handful of reader queries per week recently about Gateway's well-known line of budget gaming laptops. Two new models are in the works, although they're not available for sale yet.

If there were David and Goliath in the realm of notebook computers, the Gateway P-7808u FX would be the unmistakable Goliath. This 17" laptop weighs over 9 lbs. and populates its large body with 3 USB ...

The Skinny: Not really known for their gaming wares, Gateway’s FX Edition notebooks bring the fire with NVIDIA GeForce 8800M GTS graphics cards, HDMI out and eSATA ports, 17-inch WUXGA screen ...

Gateway's FX6800-01e was the first i7, Nehalem, Quad-Core processor PC we tested, and its performance boost over the previous Core 2 architecture was obvious. That was the company's lowest FX-series ...

The nice folks at Gateway were good enough to send over a fresh-out-of-the-oven P-7808u FX, their newest entry into a now-long lineage of gaming laptops. This $1699 machine replaces the ...

Gateway's successful line of midrange FX gaming PCs gets a bit of a makeover, sporting new processors and a new graphics card. In order to keep the price well below $2,000, the company doesn't go for ...

There’s been a bit of remodeling over at Gateway–the company’s FX, DX, and SX desktop lines have been given a facelift, and are sporting bold new designs to match their blazing fast Sandy Bridge ...

Gaming notebooks are typically massive machines that you need to lift weights just to be able to carry it around with you on a daily basis. The large notebooks are typically associated with other ...

Hard-core gaming laptops were once thought of as sticker-shock items, but they've changed sharply of late in both looks and price. In their new incarnation, they're acting as big-screen media centers ...

Hard-core gaming laptops were once thought of as sticker-shock items, but they've changed sharply of late in both looks and price. In their new incarnation, they're acting as big-screen media centers ...