VCF East | Apr 04 - 06 2025, | Infoage Museum, Wall NJ |
VCF Southwest | Jun 20 - 22 2025, | University of Texas at Dallas |
VCF Southeast | Jun 20 - 22 2025, | Atlanta, GA |
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VCF SoCal | Feb TBD, 2026, | Hotel Fera, Orange CA |
So from reading through that article, what I have is one of the first Gateway 2000 computers. Build during their humble beginnings in Iowa. Very cool.
Dell started out as a clone maker as well. Actually the first Dell computer looks just like the first gateway, minus the big G on the fascia.At first they were nothing but a clone maker buying off the shelf parts and selling them. Does the system show a gateway logo or identification when you turn it on (special BIOS)? They did seem to use quality parts.
Yeah. I have one of those as well. Mine is 80386SX-16. Unfortunately, the motherboard took a dump and it no longer boots. It is currently sitting on the to do projects pile... Sigh...