Apple eMac 17 in. (M8951LL/A) Mac Desktop
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- Form Factor: All-in-one
- Operating System: Apple MacOS X 10.2
- HDD Size: 80 GB
- Installed Memory: 256 MB (SDRAM)
- Display: 17 in.
- Processor: PowerPC G4 1 GHz
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eMacs offer speed and style for an incredible price!
Pros
All-in one design, extremely low price for a Mac. No viruses adware/spyware!
Cons
Cannot be upgraded. Not powerful enough for professional graphics or movie editing.
Recommended it?
Yes
The eMac, originally intended as a solely educational computer by Apple, quickly caught on with the general public. They were drawn, first and foremost, by its price (about $799 to $899) and its all-in-one simplicity and style. The baby beast looks like a sci-fi com terminal or something futuristic along those lines and it offers many of the features of the higher-priced Apples in one simple, relatively small and heavy package.
The emac sports a decent sized 19" CRT monitor and comes with built-in ethernet, USB, and firewire ports. It also takes the popular Airport Extreme Wireless ('G 54mb/sec) cards. It is available with a SuperDrive (CD/DVD burner) and various amounts of factory installed RAM. The built-in CRT still offers more vivid pictures than LCDs--they just haven't caught up yet--and for the average creative web surfer, home movie maker, or small business, these are absolutely perfect machines.
The emac sports a decent sized 19" CRT monitor and comes with built-in ethernet, USB, and firewire ports. It also takes the popular Airport Extreme Wireless ('G 54mb/sec) cards. It is available with a SuperDrive (CD/DVD burner) and various amounts of factory installed RAM. The built-in CRT still offers more vivid pictures than LCDs--they just haven't caught up yet--and for the average creative web surfer, home movie maker, or small business, these are absolutely perfect machines.
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