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Short Takes: Gateway Inc.

  • 10/01/03

Gateway Inc. (www.gateway.com) has launched company's first line of Gateway-branded wireless networking products that enable computer and consumer electronics to share broadband Internet and multimedia applications. The new products, including broadband routers and wireless adapters for portable and desktop computers, support the company's branded integrator strategy of delivering digital gear that works together. The new Gateway wireless networking products allow customers to easily and quickly connect PCs to other PCs or wireless-ready consumer electronics.

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