Thought ;; Advantages of using eMac

Hi All
While this old eMac with OS X 10.3.9 cannot play any videos or access Youtube site, I fould out that it is great in reading NEWS sites with a lot of pop up adverts.
Because this eMac does not bother with any of the pop up windows ads... which used to annoy me a lot with my WINDOWS XP PC.
Because of this, it feels a lot faster in browsing these news sites with this eMac.
And keyboard is quite nice... so its not too bad. Also, I think I do not have to bother with Virus problems with this eMac too much, which is omni-present and threatening in WINDOWS XP environment.
cheers
D.
Message was edited by: dragonso
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They're good machines if you can live with the limitations. Bump the RAM, install OSX 10.4.11, and most of Youtube should be available to you if it's the 1 GHz model.

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