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Gateway unveils Grantsdale PCI Express PCs in retail







Gateway unveils Grantsdale PCI Express
PCs in retail

Gateway unveils Grantsdale PCI Express
PCs in retail
08/19/2004 08:12 AM

Gateway Inc. will introduce its first desktops based on Intel Corp.'s new 915G chip set through several retail outlets, the company plans to announce Thursday.




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