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Description: Model ID M9833D/A / Apple eMac - All-in-one - 1 x PPC G4 1.25 GHz - RAM 256 MB - HD 1 x 40 GB - CD - Mdm - LAN EN, Fast EN - MacOS X 10.4 - ... more
Apple eMac ... Monitor : 17" CRT / Take a good look at eMac. What's not to like? All-in-one design, plug-and-play simplicity, great performance and an affordable price tag: you get everything you need to work, learn and play, right out of the box.

Newest Review: ... but None of the advantages apart from easy mobility (but you still have to aquire a monitor on site). The only bad things ... more

 ... about the eMac are (and this is nit picking really) it's sheer weight and the noise of the fan (which can be expected as it has a powerful G4 Processor to keep cool and it battles on with the heat of a CRT). My advice- dont faulter Get one, more RAM is advisable as is airport if you want wifi (though both can be added later and third party hardware can be used) Allways get Applecare with any apple product because in the event of a breakdown it will pay for it's self....more

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Premium Review Apple eMac: eMac 1.42 (ace computer) (344 words)
by Cyanine - written on 31/08/05 (Useful, 678 readings)
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Though I have only recently bought an eMac, I based my descision on countless opinions of people who use them everyday- the techies at an organisation. They said out of all the computers they had every used and had to deal with the eMac was the most reliable. They have over a hundred in constant use and only one has ever gone wrong (somebody forced a usb dongle in the wrong way). If you do get one get the 1.42ghz one with superdrive (dvd+-rw) which is dual layer and is an invaluable drive if you watch and record your own DVDs. It comes with Mac OSX Tiger (OS 10.4.0). iMovie HD and iDvd are bundled with this (neither are much worth shouting about) but ...

 
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Processing/Quality:  75% Reliability:  88%
Ease of use:  88% Features:  63%
 

Technical Details for Apple eMac

Product DescriptionApple eMac PPC G4 1.25 GHz - 17" CRT
TypePersonal computer
Form FactorAll-in-one
Dimensions (WxDxH)40.6 cm x 43.3 cm x 40.6 cm
Weight22.7 kg
LocalisationGerman / Germany
Processor1 PowerPC G4 1.25 GHz
Cache Memory512 KB L2 Cache
Cache Per Processor512 KB
RAM256 MB (installed) / 1 GB (max) - DDR SDRAM - 333 MHz - PC2700
Storage ControllerIDE ( ATA-100 )
Hard Drive1 x 40 GB - standard - ATA-100
Optical StorageCD-ROM
MonitorDisplay - 17" - CRT
Graphics ControllerATI Radeon 9200
Audio OutputSound card - stereo
CommunicationsFax / modem - integrated - 56 Kbps
NetworkingNetwork adapter - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet
Power( 50/60 Hz )
OS ProvidedApple MacOS X 10.4
Environmental StandardsEPA Energy Star
Manufacturer Warranty1 year warranty

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