Northgate

[Karthik1019]

Apparently some computer maker named Northgate went under a few days ago. I think it was just one of those companies that sold computers in boxes at places like Sears. I have no idea how long it's been around and don't know anyone who owns one of their machines. (Only one person who considered one b/c he worked at a Staples and saw one there but then bought an HP.) Any thoughts? Or was this just a no-name go-nowhere company that was bound to go under eventually?

[EzyStvy]

Or was this just a no-name go-nowhere company that was bound to go under eventually? -> Who knows? I've never heard of em. Curious as to why you're asking? "Northgate Computers" gets a lot of results when you search on em.

Dear Valued Northgate Customer,

As of April 25, 2005, Northgate Computers will close its operations to all customers. Northgate will no longer supply any type of warranty services inclusive of technical phone support. If you have sent any product back for repair or replacement, that product will be shipped back to you with options on how to repair your product or obtain technical support. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank all our customers for their support in the past.

The following information will assist you in obtaining technical support from a third party vendor. Please remember this third party does not have any association with Northgate or Digital Lifestyles Group and therefore cannot answer any questions pertaining to Digital Lifestyles Group or Northgate business. Please keep all calls related to technical issues only. Southlan Group will charge a minimal fee for any support question, please be prepared to supply a valid credit card number when the technician begins the call. All future policies related to technical support are the responsibility of the Southlan Group.



http://www.northgate.com/