Founded in 1985 in a farmhouse in the American Midwest, Gateway (Chinese trademark: Jiewei) has grown into one of the world's most recognized technology brands, with millions of satisfied customers. Starting with a $10,000 bank loan guaranteed by his grandmother, a leased computer and a three-page business plan, founder Ted Waitt grew Gateway into a revolutionary company. , whose innovations have changed the face of the technology industry.
In 1991, the company (formerly known as Gateway 2000) launched a distinctive cow-spotted box trademark that reflected its ranching roots, gaining recognition from consumers across the country. In 1993, it entered the Fortune 500 and was listed on NASDAQ, then transferred to the New York Stock Exchange in 1997. The next year, Gateway moved its headquarters from North Sioux City, South Dakota, to Southern California.
In March 2004, Gateway acquired eMachines, one of the world's fastest growing and most efficient PC manufacturers. eMachines is the second largest personal computer retail brand in the United States, focusing on low-priced PCs and winning awards for its technical support and quality. In September 2004, the company moved its headquarters to Irvine, California. Gateway's nickname in mainland China is piebald cow. Gateway is the second largest PC manufacturer in the United States and ranks among the top 10 in the world. The company's eMachines brand is sold exclusively by well-known domestic retail giants, while Gateway's value-added products are provided to major retail manufacturers through telephone, Internet and direct sales forces. Gateway respects customers and focuses on improving service quality and value. In terms of customer loyalty, it has ranked first in the industry for many years.
In October 2007, Gateway was acquired by Taiwan-based Acer Inc., and the combined entity is now the world's third-largest PC company.
In 2008, the Gateway team managed Acer's global desktop business. Acer had higher expectations for the desktop business, and the Gateway team had strong R&D and market experience in desktop computers. Therefore, the decision was made by GateWay's team operates its global desktop business. The company's branded products are already available in the United States, Mexico, Canada, Japan, China and a growing number of Asia Pacific markets through major retailers, e-tailers and channel partners.
Gateway is committed to making buying, owning and using a PC as convenient and worry-free as possible. As Gateway moves into new markets, the company will continue to stay true to its original purpose: helping people improve their lives through technology.
Gateway products are sold through designated retail partners.
2010
Gateway Brand Computer Newspaper Best Service Award in May
Gateway notebook NV49C was the best product in the summer issue of China Computer Education News on June 28
Gateway Notebook NV49C microcomputer BUST SHOPPING in November
Gateway Notebook NV49C83C Computer Newspaper 2010 Annual Recommendation Award on December 20
Gateway Notebook NV4435c Zhongguancun Online December 2010 Recommended Product
Gateway desktop FX6840-000C Zhongguancun Online recommended product in December 2010
Gateway notebook NV59C PConline best appearance award on December 27
Gateway notebook EC39C PConline December 27 Japan's Best Appearance Award
Gateway Ultra-Portable Notebook LT3115c PConline Editor's Choice Award on December 27
Gateway Notebook EC39C PCPOP Best Design Award on December 30
Gateway Notebook ID49C IT168 2010 Annual Product Award on January 5
Gateway Notebook EC39C 2010 Taipei International Computer Show Innovation Design Award in June
Gateway Notebook EC39C October 2010 Japan Good Design Award
Gateway Monitor FHD2303L October 2010 Japan Good Design Award
Gateway Monitor FHD2303L December iF Product Design Award Product Design Award
Packard Bell Notebook EasyNote Butterfly December iF Product Design Award Product Design Award GTW EC39C and its same mold
Gateway Desktop FX Series December 2011 CES Innovation and Engineering Design Award