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Gateway Reveals Gateway FX6831 Gaming PC [Gateway Fits Top Of The Line Gaming Hardware Into a $1,300 Machine]
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4 Feb 2010Gateway has announced a new gaming PC packed with performance hardware in two models starting at $1,300. The Gateway FX6831 Gaming PCs feature the same processors, storage, graphics chips and audio support, while the higher end version features 16GB DDR3 RAM and a Blu Ray player.
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3 Responses to Gateway Reveals Gateway FX6831 Gaming PC [Gateway Fits Top Of The Line Gaming Hardware Into a $1,300 Machine]
gee-raj
March 18th, 2010 at 2:26 pm
The features I'd love to see in a mobile version of Answers include (in priority order):
1. Email alerts for questions asked by my Answers Network contacts – so I know when they've been asked and can answer easily.
2. Simple 'answer a question' form for my WAP or rich-client mobile interface.
3. Easy question posting – a simple way to post my question to Answers. Ideally, use SMS to make things really fast.
4. Search – ability to search Answers for previously posted Q&A
5. Mobile messenger integration – from my alerts, a way for me to easily IM the question from my phone to others who might know.
maxpain m
March 21st, 2010 at 12:38 pm
more easy to use
Tigger
March 25th, 2010 at 5:14 pm
Hypothetically yes – esp HDD & Monitor. More likely no.
The people that are writing the stuff are more looking for credit card #s/info then wrecking things. The online moles /DoS are the ones that most trash the sys resources.
Slow/nonworking system, etc.