April 11th, 2008
eMachines T3642 Review by PCmag
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Loading ...The T3642’s energy usage was unremarkable as well. Its consumption of 58 watts in idle mode was low compared with a mainstream tower but still higher than in most systems marketed as “green.”
PCmag has reviewed the eMachines T3642 and given out”Bottomline: The eMachines T3642 is a decent, cheap (sub-$400) PC. But at this price, you shouldn’t expect it to do much more than e-mail, Web surfing, and light office tasks—and it doesn’t. PROS: Cheap. 250GB hard drive. Tool-free PCI-card slots. CONS: A little slow on some common tasks. Only two (filled) RAM slots. Still a lot of bloatware. Dated integrated graphics. Free Norton Internet Security subscription drops to 60 days. A ball mouse—in 2008?”
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