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The EC58 and EC54 notebook PCs has sleek styling design featuring a
brushed aluminium alloy chassis available in Arctic Silver and Pacific
Blue.
The ultra-portable EC14 has an 11.6-inch HD LED-backlit
display, notebook-standard Intel processors and a full-size keyboard;
it comes in Cherry Red and NightSky Black.
“The new Gateway EC
Series product lines were designed for the many PC users that have
embraced the fun and productivity of being able to compute and stay in
touch while away from their home or office,” says Ray Sawall, senior
manager of product marketing for Acer America. “We’re delivering
exactly what they need – incredibly long and reliable battery life,
vibrant widescreen displays, and wireless connectivity – all in
uniquely stylish thin and lightweight designs.”
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Gateway, continued ...
The EC58 and EC54 notebook PCs has sleek styling design featuring a
brushed aluminium alloy chassis available in Arctic Silver and Pacific
Blue.The ultra-portable EC14 has an 11.6-inch HD LED-backlit display, notebook-standard Intel processors and a full-size keyboard; it comes in Cherry Red and NightSky Black.
“The new Gateway EC Series product lines were designed for the many PC users that have embraced the fun and productivity of being able to compute and stay in touch while away from their home or office,” says Ray Sawall, senior manager of product marketing for Acer America. “We’re delivering exactly what they need – incredibly long and reliable battery life, vibrant widescreen displays, and wireless connectivity – all in uniquely stylish thin and lightweight designs.”
<< PREVIOUS PAGE
Related headlines
Garden Grove-based Teletrac earns industry recognition
Irvine’s Mitsubishi Electric joins national recycling effort
Santa Ana-based SRS Labs ranks first in a new study
Irvine-based Boost Mobile partners with HSN
