New eMachines Mini-e ER1402-05 Small Desktop PC looks actually very cool

Jun 25 2010, 2:25am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

eMachines (belongs to Acer) is known for low-cost PCs. Today eMachines introduced the Mini-e, a cool looking small form factor desktop.
The eMachines Mini-e is aimed to be used as Home Entertainment Center running Windows 7.

The size, weight and thickness of a small book, the unique glossy black diamond shaped chassis of the Mini-e ER1402-05 kind of floats in a matte silver pedestal, while emitting a soft ambient green glow along the lower edge.
At 7.1 inches in diameter and weighing just 9 pounds, the slim and compact Mini-e ER1402 provides full HD multimedia entertainment and every day computing capabilities.

Powered by Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit, an AMD Athlon II NEO Processor, NVIDIA GeForce 9200 graphics and 2GB of memory, the ER1402 is also powerful enough to be used for basic computing tasks, such as word processing, VOIP calls, email, spreadsheets or managing family finances. With the HDMI port you can easily connect it to your TV.
The eMachines ER1402-05 is on sale now on Amazon.com for $299.99.

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Luigi Lugmayr
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