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REVIEW DATE:11.10.04
Apple's entry-level desktop, the Apple eMac, is adequate for school kids and adults with basic computing needs. But its features lag behind those of the other midrange systems here.
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While the eMac has always been Apple's midrange leader, we'd recommend going with the eMac that starts at $999, and upgrading from there.
Compact all-in-one form factor. Stylish white case. Lowest price in this roundup.
3D graphics are a little anemic for today?s games. No DVD writable drive at this price. 40GB drive too small for today?s needs.
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