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"Clash of the Titans" is a new series of polls that pits one titan of today's world (companies, brands, etc.) against another. Because the range of topics for this is huge, when all available options have been used, the winner will be placed into the Hall of Fame.

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Last Week's Winner

Last week, Gateway won another clash.

Gateway: 58%
Lenovo: 41%

Total Votes: 17

This week, Gateway will take on Toshiba, one of only a few PC makers that manufacture tablet PCs.

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Facts about the Titans

Gateway, Inc.
- Founded in 1985
- Produces desktop and laptop computers, along with monitors and servers
- Unknown revenue

Toshiba
- Founded in 1904
- Produces laptop and tablet computers, along with various types of electronic equipment
- Revenue in 2005 was approximately $57,760 million USD

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Future Competitors
This is just a list of competitors that will show up in future rounds. (In no order)

Dell
HP
Sony
Apple
Acer

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Hall of Fame
This is a list of all of the companies that have gone through and beaten other titans in their category. They are listed by when they went into the Hall of Fame.

Toyota (Automakers)

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Feedback
You can suggest any kind of brand name/company to compete, it doesn't just have to relate to the certain topic.

Restaurants

Toshiba.

Must defeat Gateway. Must eliminate sub-standard products. One Apple to rule them all and all that stuff to

Still anti-Gateway here

Toshiba. I've been using the same Toshiba laptop for six years. Although slow through no fault of its own (needs more RAM), it has been pretty reliable and has had no major problems.

Toshiba! For some reason, I had to vote for that.

Also, can you do a "Versus" for restaurant/fast food places? I'd like that!

*votes Gateway to be different*

Nah, not really. Still bad computers, but they have more variety than Toshiba (they don't make desktop computers!?), and since I'm not voting on petty dislikes, I think Gateway appeals to a much larger market than Toshiba does.

Ooh, that's a good idea. Although, it would be a little tough to pick the contestants (since there's a huge amount), although I suppose I could do the big companies (like the one that owns Chili's, On the Border, etc.).

Idea noted.