Emachines quietly introduced a pair of new Pentium 4 PCs this week. The manufacturer of low-priced PCs launched new 2.4GHz and 2.53GHz desktops, based on Intel's Pentium 4, selling for $849 and $899, ...

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 ...

Remember when the eMachines brand permeated the PC space with value priced systems and a 'Never Obsolete' upgrade program? If that's before your time, then take our word for it that eMachines had a ...

eMachines today introduced two new desktop PCs that deliver maximum value to students and home users. Featuring AMD processors and NVIDIA graphics, the new PCs are ideal for school work or home ...

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 ...

Gateway is determined to prove it can once again make money in the personal computer business, so it will buy a company that already is. Gateway In a surprise move, Gateway today says it will acquire ...

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 ...

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EMachines Inc., which recently called off a search for an investor or buyer, said Friday that one of its founding directors has offered to purchase the company for $117.5 million in cash, well above ...

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 ...

At first glance, the eMachines T6212 ($629 as tested, before rebate and without monitor) looks like many of the other eMachines value desktops we've seen lately. Under the hood, however, this one is ...