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Gateway Retail Stores To Stock Electronics







Gateway Retail Stores To Stock
Electronics

Gateway Retail Stores To Stock
Electronics
03/20/2003 01:05 PM

In an effort to beat a sluggish PC market that is expected to drag down this year's holiday season, computer manufacturer Gateway has announced it will expand consumer electronics offerings at its retail stores.




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Do they think they're just being coy, tricky or just enjoy coming off looking foolish? Hard to say.....

Either way - it sticks to their horrible reputation - which seems to be carefully coddled and replenished with each stupid announcement, deal and product acquisition.

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Back to Marc....

Have I apoloigized to the collective whole for coming up with that lock-in strategy in the first place? Little did I realize how horrible it would become and how these caretakers would usurp the world I dreamed of creating.

Oh well - they're all going to hell. Me - I'll spend the rest of my life trying to make up for that mistake.


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