Some fairly cheap electronics

[ParaDox_007]

No its not at radioshack but its near where I work.

Me being from Southern California and being a nerd would like to show you this site.

www.geeks.com

It's based in Oceanside, CA so if you are around that area cool if not then the only thing is getting it shipped.

Good luck to you it has some really cheap items but make sure you know what items you get because some are refurbished.

[Buster]

Yaay! eMachines.

:rofl:

[MidnightPanther99]

My first comp was an Emachines with a few upgrades and it lasted me 5 years. I parted it out and am now on my 2nd one

[Buster]

Someone once gave me a fairly new eMcahines for free.

Piece of crap until I gave it away again. It had so many issues from stability to even rebooting on its own.

It was as bad as the Packard Bells I've owned and that's saying a LOT.

I built my own. No problems since Day 1, which was over 3 years ago.

[WickedZ]

dont know what your deal is with Emachines but mine is treating me great and I have had it for a while now.

[somethingmore]

Wow! Thanks for the link ParaDox! Some great deals there.
My issue with Emachines is the same with all other prebuilt computers. Think about it like you would a car, if you put everything together yourself you know what exactly is going into it and if you do a quality job you get good results almost every time. Plus if you screw up on building your own comp then you know who to blame and don't have to talk to someone thousands of miles away for tech support.

[Buster]

dont know what your deal is with Emachines but mine is treating me great and I have had it for a while now.

eMachines = Packard Bell with a lower price tag. :puke2: