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alaTest a collecté et analysé 20 avis de consommateurs et d'experts pour le produit Emachines T2958 2.66 GHz Celeron D Desktop. La note moyenne du produit est 3.3 sur 5, tandis que les autres Ordinateurs de bureau ont une note moyenne de 4.1 sur 5. Les testeurs apprécient le rapport qualité/prix. La fiabilité impressionne, mais les testeurs sont moins positifs sur le design.
fiabilité, valeur
design
Après analyse des notes de consommateurs et d'experts, de l'âge du produit ainsi que d'autres facteurs, et comparé aux autres Ordinateurs de bureau, l'Emachines T2958 2.66 GHz Celeron D Desktop obtient un alaScore™ de 78/100 = Bien.
Avis d'utilisateur (amazon.com)
alaTest has collected and analyzed 18 user reviews of Emachines T2958 2.66 GHz Celeron D Desktop from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.3/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.0/5 for other Desktops on Amazon.com. People really like the price. The reliability also gets good feedback.
reliability, price
61% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.
Avis d'expert par : Alfred Poor (cnet.com)
The term "budget PC" usually makes us cringe, but eMachines has nearly perfected the formula. Abandon all hope of respectable 3D and gaming performance, but otherwise, for basic day-to-day Web browsing, multimedia consumption (although not editing),...
512MB of memory provides base for acceptable performance; dual optical drives; eight-in-one media-card reader.
Lack of an AGP slot puts a lid on future upgrades; slow, 5,400rpm hard drive; bundled mouse isn't optical; system isn't customizable until after purchase; stripped-down software bundle will leave you looking for more.
We wouldn't suggest spending less than $500 for a PC. If you can spend a little bit more, you'll find that the eMachines T2958 provides just enough for basic computing demands.
Avis d'expert par : Alfred Poor (cnet.com.au)
The term "budget PC" usually makes us cringe, but eMachines has nearly perfected the formula. Abandon all hope of respectable 3D and gaming performance, but otherwise, for basic day-to-day Web browsing, multimedia consumption (although not editing),...
512MB of memory provides base for acceptable performance; dual optical drives; eight-in-one media-card reader.
Lack of an AGP slot puts a lid on future upgrades; slow, 5,400rpm hard drive; bundled mouse isn't optical; system isn't customizable until after purchase; stripped-down software bundle will leave you looking for more.
We wouldn't suggest spending less than $500 for a PC. If you can spend a little bit more, you'll find that the eMachines T2958 provides just enough for basic computing demands.
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