Pros
- Slim chassis offers a pleasing look
- Above-average connectivity
- Integrated wireless networking
Cons
- Small size makes upgrades difficult
Bottom Line
Gateway’s miniature desktop PC simply doesn't have room for anything extra, and its lack of space versus competing systems is distressing.
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