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- I bought an E-Machine desktop last summer when I returned to college. It is a solid machine that does what it is supposed to do at a great price. I have recommended E-machines to everyone looking for a great value in a good computer. I hope I can still do the same a year from now. Gateway would do well to leave E-Machine as it is.
- Posted by: tony_blonie Posted on: 02/02/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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