Digital Archaeology: Gateway NV57H

Digital Archaeology: Gateway NV57H: The Gateway NV57H is an i3-2310M based laptop. As such, it certainly isn't "vintage" and it would be stretching things quite a bit to even call it "retro". It's really just kind of old. It dates back to circa 2012.

Digital Archaeology: Gateway MX6426

Digital Archaeology: Gateway MX6426 | PeakD: The Gateway MX6426 has an interesting dichotomy of features. It has a Turion 64 processor which is among the earliest 64-bit laptop processors. It competed with the Pentium M early in it life and later on with the Core and Core 2 processors. It was quite a bit faster than even the fastest Pentium M processors and competed favorably in terms of price.

Digital Archaeology: Gateway MT6723

Digital Archaeology: Gateway MT6723 | PeakD

Digital Archaeology: Gateway DX4300-11

I know I've said it before, but once upon a time, Gateway (AKA Gateway 2000) used to make awesome systems. Before I started building my own systems, I had a 1993 era 486 from Gateway 2000 and a 1997 era Pentium II from them as well and they were both great computers. At one point i was seriously considering buying one of their Destination systems that came along a couple of years later. I think it was sometime during the Pentium 4 era maybe that they really started going downhill... this particular Gateway with the pretty generic model name of DX4300-11 was being sold in 2009...

Digital Archaeology: Gateway DX4300-11