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From: moe@aati.UUCP (Moe Bradley)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.pc
Subject: Re: Info on Gateway 2000 wanted
Message-ID: <967@aati.UUCP>
Date: 10 May 89 16:22:50 GMT
References: <1375@xn.LL.MIT.EDU>
Organization: Analysis & Technogy's Embedded Computer Group, New London, CT
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From article <1375@xn.LL.MIT.EDU>, by olsen@XN.LL.MIT.EDU (Jim Olsen):
> I would appreciate hearing any experiences people have had with
> Gateway 2000 ("Computers from Iowa?") and their systems,
> especially the '386 systems.  Thanks.


I have one of their '286 machines, and I am completely satisfied
with the machine and with Gateway 2000.  Their people are
concerned and helpful, and have always gotten back to me with
an answer for any questions or problems I have experienced
(most of which are based on "operator errors"!).  Their service
people (oops, excuse me)  Their technical support people are
very courteous, and take the time to help you through whatever
the problem is.  In fact, I have even had calls back from them
after receiving help, just to make sure that things were still
okay.  This was after one or two weeks had passed after receiving
assistance.  Do you know of anyone else that does this?  I don't.

A friend of mine has one of their '386 machines, set up with a
VGA, a digitizer, and some other stuff, which he uses for CAD.
He loves his system, and has not experienced even a minor
problem with it.

Hope this helps.  If you want further info, please E-mail to
uunet!hsi!aati!moe.