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Emagen Media Centre

Emagen Media Centre
Wednesday January 14, 2004
Written by Dan Chiappini
Tags: Emagen | Media | Centre
AUD
$2499
Price at time of review.
Housed in a fairly attractive albeit plain chassis, this machine comes shipped with performance where it counts as well as plenty of potential for the tweakers and serial upgraders. A Pentium 4 3.0GHz processor is impressive enough for a system with a price tag under $2,500, but to also include a DVD burner, TFT display, good quality 2.1 speaker set up and wireless keyboard and mouse combo is previously unheard of.
This article appeared in the February, 2004 issue of PC Authority.
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