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SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12bSMSC-Gateway 1.1.12bSMSC-Gateway 1.1.12b 12/22/2003 11:26 AM A gateway for bidirectional connection to SMSC. This is a GrokNews Entry: (what is grok?)SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12bGrok Headline matches for SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12bSMSC-Gateway 1.1.12SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12 12/06/2003 08:41 AM A gateway for bidirectional connection to SMSC. SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12dSMSC-Gateway 1.1.12d 01/25/2004 09:24 AM A gateway for bidirectional connection to SMSC. Gateway but to where?Gateway but to where? 06/15/2004 04:42 PM globetechnology.com Jun 15 2004 9:28PM GMT Gateway says more PCs availableGateway says more PCs available 08/22/2004 09:02 PM Daily Times Aug 23 2004 0:52AM GMT SAB GatewaySAB Gateway 05/18/2004 08:44 AM SAB Gateway 4.2 released Gateway to cut another 1,500 jobsGateway to cut another 1,500 jobs 04/30/2004 09:25 AM Gateway Inc. plans to reduce its headcount by another 1,500 people, or about 40 percent of its staff, in a continued effort to streamline the company and return to profitability. Gateway to UncertaintyGateway to Uncertainty 04/30/2004 11:56 AM There's no need for sunglasses when looking at Gateway's future. Gateway Rolls Out New AlGateway Rolls Out New Al 09/20/2004 04:52 PM Techzonez Sep 20 2004 8:49PM GMT Gateway to cut 1,500 more jobsGateway to cut 1,500 more jobs 04/30/2004 10:42 AM Gateway, the California-based computer firm, is to cut 1,500 jobs- nearly half its workforce - after reporting $165m losses. A Gateway to disaster?A Gateway to disaster? 09/26/2004 12:51 PM There was a time, once, when I didn’t need a computer. Somehow, a pen, some paper and a word processor were enough to get my words across — and if you had asked me what a gigabyte was, I would have simply walked away, confused. My, how times have changed. When I was entering college, computers were just beginning to hit the mainstream, and I can remember using my friend’s Performa to get those last-minute term papers written. To be honest, I wasn’t particularly impressed … which is not to say I was unimpressed either; I was merely a clueless word-processing neophyte who saw a computer as a logical transition from an electronic typewriter. To be honest, the first time I really noticed a computer was when a friend of mine brought home his brand new Gateway desktop. Between the cow-spotted box and the bright screen (at least as compared to my friend’s Performa), it was my experience with Gateway that convinced me to buy my first computer. Then, three years later, I bought a Mac, and I never looked back. Gateway, however, has, and it's not a <A HREF="http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow/0,2394,l=135602&s=400&a=1356 03,00.asp">pretty sight</A>. So, what happened. In 1997, Gateway was at the top of the charts, but by 1998, they had crashed — in more ways than one: Its stock plummeted, its designs faltered, its creativity suffered, and its outlook turned oh so bleak. Now, if the stock drops a dime, that's 2 percent of the company's worth. It's unfortunate how these things happen to tech stocks. More than any other sector, the tech market’s volatility have kept investors at bay for years, wary of even the slightest fluctuation in earnings or sales. On a good day, it's enough to drive a CEO to drink; add a high-priced Google and a bloated Apple to the mix, and there might be a few job openings in upper management. Seriously, though, these types of booms and busts are most certainly cyclical, and every few years a stock comes along that performs better than the rest, with numbers breaking recent company highs and products that have got everyone talking. Kinda like Apple. Kinda like now. In February 2001, after cutting some 3,000 jobs, icing plans for 60 retail stores and drastically cutting its number of possible PC configuration, Gateway announced that it was "shifting back to primarily selling computers, after pursuing a strategy aimed at selling services and peripherals, so-called 'beyond-the-box' revenue. Executives said Gateway will focus on selling computers first, instead of pushing a combination of products from the outset." Which is to say that Gateway shifted away from a profitable sub-business to refocus its efforts back on its bread and butter. So too, with Apple and iPod. I've written several columns examining Apple and iPod: Some have explored Apple's shift from manufacturing computers; some have suggested making iPod its own brand, but throughout it all, the iPod has carried Apple through supply slumps and sales speed bumps. The truth is, without iPod, Apple’s stock wouldn’t be anywhere near $40. Tech stocks have proven that investors cannot live on computers alone. Of course, if anyone can do it, Apple can. While Gateway still hasn’t found the formula that made it so popular in the mid 90s, Apple continues to push ahead, straddling two markets with dexterity, and (thus far, anyway) succeeding at both. But it remains to be seen whether the iMac will sell. And after nearly 16 months, the Power Mac doesn't have much more juice than it did upon its introduction. Whatever happens with the fourth quarter (which ends Thursday), it seems as though Apple doesn’t have too much to worry about at the moment. But eventually, a decision will need to be made — Gateway chose poorly and has never recovered. Somehow, I think Apple will get this one right. Gateway Rolls Out New All-in-One PCGateway Rolls Out New All-in-One PC 09/20/2004 12:25 PM The Profile 5.5 features Intel's latest chip set and integrated graphics techology. Gateway to unveil new PCsGateway to unveil new PCs 04/08/2005 07:58 PM Things may be looking up for the No. 3 PC maker, which has seen U.S. retail sales tick up and plans to unveil eight new consumer models. Photos: Gateway's new crop Gateway to unveil new PCGateway to unveil new PC 04/09/2005 09:58 PM Techzonez Apr 10 2005 1:42AM GMT Gateway 510 seriesGateway 510 series 12/08/2003 08:24 PM CNET Dec 8 2003 6:59PM ET Photo: Gateway on the goPhoto: Gateway on the go 03/31/2005 02:20 PM New wide-screen portables aimed at games, graphics and DVD movies, company says. Gateway to PerditionGateway to Perdition 12/02/2003 12:36 AM Shmoo offers Airsnarf, a proof of concept that a fake gateway page could act as a honeypot for legitimate hotspot users: The existence of Airsnarf, which puts up a fake but realistic looking hotspot gateway page, means that 802.1X authentication could become a viable method of hotspot logins faster than anticipated. As I've written several times recently, while 802.1X clients aren't built in to Windows before XP and Mac OS X before version 10.3, Meetinghouse and Funk have software available that WISPs could license and distribute to users of practically all major platforms, including Linux (kernel 2.4) and Solaris. 802.1X doesn't entirely obviate rogue access points, it does make it much much harder to extract or intercept traffic.... IBM scales up NAS gatewayIBM scales up NAS gateway 01/27/2004 09:12 AM Computer Weekly Jan 27 2004 1:09PM GMT Apache-Gateway-1.10Apache-Gateway-1.10 04/20/2004 12:34 AM Apache-Gateway-1.11Apache-Gateway-1.11 04/20/2004 06:00 AM All-in-ones: Apple Vs. GatewayAll-in-ones: Apple Vs. Gateway 12/05/2003 04:18 PM Universal SQL GatewayUniversal SQL Gateway 08/09/2004 03:14 PM Error with USQLG when using new Rowset Implementation 1.0.1 The SMIL(e) Gateway 0.4.0The SMIL(e) Gateway 0.4.0 09/22/2004 09:53 AM A Verizon-compatible MMS server and Pix Place alternative. Gateway Profile 5.5Gateway Profile 5.5 09/21/2004 10:38 AM
Wdmédia IRC Gateway 0.7Wdmédia IRC Gateway 0.7 08/07/2004 05:19 AM A gateway that provides a link between a Flash client and IRC. 200mW Wi-Fi Gateway200mW Wi-Fi Gateway 08/13/2004 05:47 PM MacWireless.com isn't just for Macs: new 200mW base station could be a neat tool for better coverage: More power doesn't always equate to more coverage area or range, but it's not a bad way to start. I'll be curious to put a high-powered Wi-Fi gateway like MacWireless.com's new $200 unit against Belkin's upcoming MIMO-based device that will cost about $180. MacWireless.com is limited to 11 Mbps (802.11b speed) for 200mW performance, while Belkin's unit will operate at a raw throughput rate of 108 Mbps for its proprietary mode and 54 Mbps for its compatible 802.11g mode. MacWireless.com's device doesn't support PPPoE for DSL/cable login, and it's got just a single Ethernet port, which makes it difficult to use on mixed wired/wireless networks that don't use a static subnetted range of IP addresses.... The SMIL Gateway 0.3.4The SMIL Gateway 0.3.4 09/19/2004 06:26 AM A Verizon-compatible multimedia gateway and PIX alternative. Gateway RefocusesGateway Refocuses 09/13/2004 12:55 PM Is the company's new PC focus foolhardy? Gateway ToolsGateway Tools 01/18/2004 04:57 PM Gateway Tools h ttp://www.ctg.albany.edu/publications/online/gateways/portal The Center for Technology in Government offers guidance to government agencies on creating "electronic information access programs that are effective, manageable, and affordable. [Neat New Stuff, January 16, 2004] C1 SecureMail Gateway 2.0C1 SecureMail Gateway 2.0 06/23/2004 09:13 AM A central security server for email using S/MIME and PGP. Web Application Gateway 0.3.3Web Application Gateway 0.3.3 02/12/2004 02:19 PM A tool that provides core functionality for Web application access. C1 SecureMail Gateway 2.0.2C1 SecureMail Gateway 2.0.2 08/23/2004 08:33 AM A central security server for email using S/MIME and PGP. Gateway PC keeps it coolGateway PC keeps it cool 08/27/2004 01:35 PM ZDNet Aug 27 2004 5:26PM GMT Has Gateway Come Home?Has Gateway Come Home? 06/15/2004 03:10 PM Is it too early to declare that Gateway's back? Web Application Gateway 0.2.2Web Application Gateway 0.2.2 01/23/2004 05:26 PM A tool that provides core functionality for Web application access. X800 XT $434 at Gateway, NOW!X800 XT $434 at Gateway, NOW! 06/03/2004 03:24 PM Avoid GatewayAvoid Gateway 04/09/2004 04:10 PM John Walkenbach comes down hard on the way Gateway forced him to buy a second copy of Windows XP to easily restore his PC after a power outage crashed his PC. Microsoft should not allow its OEMs to treat their... Genome GatewayGenome Gateway 08/11/2004 05:03 AM Genome Gateway http://www.nature.com/genomics The Genome Gateway provides access to the latest genome information -Genome Research and genetics news. This site has been "created to mark the publication of the initial sequencing and analysis of the human genome." Provides access to research articles which are arranged by organism for easy reference. Includes a "set of links to the most useful and informative genomics sites on the web". This has been added to Biological Informatics Subject Tracer™ Information Blog. A Gateway to Recovery?A Gateway to Recovery? 08/16/2004 04:36 PM Plus, when Meg met Craig, and Lowe's is building on trends. Gateway reports HP to ITCGateway reports HP to ITC 07/07/2004 06:21 AM Tit for tat Grok Description matches for SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12b GrokA matches for SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12b SMSC-Gateway 1.1.12bThe following phrases have been identified by the grok system as matching this entry: |
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