Emachines is offering Windows XP on the cheap, with Friday's introduction of new desktop PCs. The budget-minded personal computer maker is offering four new desktops with Microsoft's operating system ...

Since you already have a license, can you accept a copy of the media? My parents have an eMachine (some Athlon 64 special from Wal-Mart) with XP Home, and I'm *pretty* sure that they got install media ...

eMachines has taken on ASUS' Eee Box desktop PC with their latest range of compact computers, the EL1200 series. Packing standard AMD Athlon 2650e 64-bit processors (1.5GHz, 512KB L2 cache and 800MHz ...

If you are looking for a low-cost All-In-One that somehow reminds me of a Darth Vader version of Humpty Dumpty, the Atom 1.6GHz-powered eMachines EZ1601-01—loaded with Windows XP and 1GB of RAM—may be ...

High-style no longer comes with a high price tag thanks to the new eMachines all-in-one PC. For just $399.99, the eMachines EZ1601-01 is a great addition to any room, addressing a family’s basic ...

Looking for a small-ish PC for some word processing and web broswing? eMachines has two new rigs that would fit that bill just fine. The EL1300 Series comes with enough computing juice to handle such ...

eMachines has made the move to 64 bits. The PC manufacturer and seller, best known for its low-price desktops, this week quietly introduced the T6000, a desktop built around Advanced Micro Devices' 64 ...

Acer tends to pull out the eMachines brand name when it’s got a cheap product to sell. And the eMachines eM350 is no exception. While the cheapest Acer Aspire One netbook with an Intel Atom N450 ...

The $999 (direct) eMachines T2200SE (Special Edition) marks the value-PC company's entry into the gaming arena. The T2200SE, which is available online only, is identical to the company's T2200 system, ...

Acer subsidiary eMachines have released another all-in-one desktop PC, the EZ1601-01, promising "high-style" for a budget price of just $399.99. Stylish it may (arguably) be, but the EZ1601-01 isn't ...

Believe it or not, the machine you see pictured here really is an eMachines. It wasn't that long ago that eMachines was a name synonymous with lackluster, but no more; the company is refreshing its ...