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Case: All-in-one, USB ports: 6 x USB 2.0, FireWire ports: 2 x FireWire 400 ...
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8.3 out of 10

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- - Apple eMac (1.42GHz) Evaluation 5 out of 5
  - Source: techradar.com
- September 2006
  Apple eMac (1.42GHz)
  
  Review summary: The eMac's 3.5-inch, 7,200rpm, 160GB hard drive is a real plus
  
  Pros: Improved speed, All in one design, Double-layer DVD
  
  Cons: It's a 22kg bruiser, Can be noisy, Flappy-sounding CD drawer
  
  Verdict: And if you buy a new display, keyboard and mouse, the price of the mini climbs even higher. Factor in the hard drive differences and the eMac starts looking like a good deal
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- - Sturdy eMac G4s still attractive Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: macworld.com
- June 2005
  Sturdy eMac G4s still attractive
  By Henry Norr
  
  Pros: Sturdy and attractive all-in-one design ; decent performance ; larger hard drive ; improved graphics ; double-layer SuperDrive
  
  Cons: Bulky ; no wireless support
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- - Apple eMac 1.42GHz Preview - PCs Evaluation 0 out of 5
  - Source: cnet.com.au
- May 2005
  Apple eMac 1.42GHz Preview - PCs
  By Matthew Elliott, CNET.com
  
  Review summary: Apple brings Tiger, a faster G4 processor, larger hard drives and better graphics to the budget eMac.
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- - Apple eMac (Combo Drive) Evaluation 4 out of 5
  - Source: cnet.com
- May 2005
  Apple eMac (Combo Drive)
  By Matthew Elliott
  
  Review summary: Apple brings Tiger, a faster G4 processor, larger hard drives, and better graphics to the budget eMac.
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- - Apple eMac Evaluation 2 out of 5
  - Source: pcmag.com
- November 2004
  Apple eMac
  By Joel Santo Domingo
  
  Pros: Compact all-in-one form factor. Stylish white case. Lowest price in this roundup.
  
  Cons: 3D graphics are a little anemic for today's games. No DVD writable drive at this price. 40GB drive too small for today's needs.
  
  Verdict: While the eMac has always been Apple's midrange leader, we'd recommend going with the eMac that starts at $999, and upgrading from there.
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