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Gateway GWTN156-3BK review: A gaming laptop that lives a bit too loud

Gateway GWTN156-3BK review: A gaming laptop that lives a bit too loud

Posted on November 20, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The incessant fan noise rankles as much as the meager memory and storage.

Gateway’s back! This once-famous PC company from the 1990s was purchased by Acer some years ago. It sat idle until Acer resuscitated the Gateway brand earlier this year, complete with spotted-cow mascot, as a Walmart exclusive.
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