Gateway 2000

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Gateway 2000 was a prominent American personal computer manufacturer of the 1990s, known for its cow-spotted boxes and direct-to-consumer sales model.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American company
computer manufacturer
technology company
acquiredBy Acer Inc. NERFINISHED
acquisitionYear 2007
basedIn California, United States
surface form: California

South Dakota NERFINISHED
businessModel direct-to-consumer sales
competitor Compaq NERFINISHED
Dell NERFINISHED
IBM NERFINISHED
Packard Bell NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
foundedBy Mike Hammond NERFINISHED
Norm Waitt Jr. NERFINISHED
Ted Waitt NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation North Sioux City, South Dakota NERFINISHED
Poway, California NERFINISHED
inception 1985
industry computer hardware
personal computers
laterName Gateway, Inc. NERFINISHED
market consumer PC market
small business PC market
marketingFeature cow-patterned logo
farm-themed advertising
notableFor agricultural and rural branding imagery
build-to-order PCs
cow-spotted shipping boxes
early adoption of direct PC sales model
originalName Gateway 2000, Inc. NERFINISHED
peakEra 1990s
product computer accessories
computer monitors
desktop computers
laptop computers
servers
rebrandedAs Gateway NERFINISHED
rebrandingYear 1998
salesChannel mail-order
online sales
telephone sales
status defunct brand as independent company
stockExchangeListing NASDAQ NERFINISHED
tickerSymbol GTW NERFINISHED
wentPublic 1993

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Gateway originalName Gateway 2000
subject surface form: Gateway, Inc.
Gateway rebrandedFrom Gateway 2000
subject surface form: Gateway, Inc.