Notebooks and netbooks are steadily becoming more popular as the desktop moon wanes, but there's still a market for desktop systems. Longtime budget PC manufacturer eMachines has announced a couple ...

A few years ago Emachines looked like it was going to be another casualty of the PC business. Wayne Inouye made it the third-bestselling brand in the U.S. On his first day on the job in July 2001 Gary ...

I think we need a new name for all-in-one PCs. Because there’s a whole new crop of these iMac-esque computer-in-a-monitor style desktops that are based on the same idea as netbooks. No, they’re not ...

Emachines has cleared the 1GHz mark in its new PC lineup. The budget PC maker launched on Tuesday five new products, priced between $399 and $799 after rebates, all of which use at least 1GHz ...

Discount PC maker eMachines ran out of computers earlier this month, and the company couldn't be happier. The Irvine, Calif.-based computer maker is trying to make a comeback with a new business model ...

We have e-everything these days: e-toys, e-pets, e-you-name-it--and all this e-junk is very e-expensive. But there is a small Irvine, Calif.-based company called eMachines trying to specialize in ...

IRVINE, Calif.–(EON: Enhanced Online News)–eMachines® today introduced its newest and most radically designed small form factor desktop, the Mini-e Home Entertainment Center. The size, weight and ...

news analysis In announcing its plan to acquire tiny eMachines, the much larger Gateway is acknowledging its own deteriorating performance in the PC marketplace. Although Gateway employs many more ...

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Bargain PC vendor eMachines Inc. has agreed to a buyout offer from one of its board members, as the company attempts to revamp its business strategy to offset weak computer sales. The company has ...

news analysis In announcing its plan to acquire tiny eMachines, the much larger Gateway is acknowledging its own deteriorating performance in the PC marketplace. Although Gateway employs many more ...