Black Friday:eMachines 15.6†Notebook for $198 at Walmart
Walmart will be selling an eMachines notebook for just $198 on Black Friday. This notebook is normally priced at $469. This notebook has a 15.6†display, AMD Processor, 2GB of RAM, a 160 GB Hard Drive and Window 7 Home Premium. This notebook is cheaper than some netbooks, but is a better choice for you iof you want a full-sized mainstream PC.
There are limited number of quantities for this Notebook. At this point of Walmart hasn’t declared the number of quantities per store. Read Josh Smith’s article for a full explanation of how to get Black Friday deals at Walmart.
eMachines Notebook Model# EME627 Specification:
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Brand |
eMachines |
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Model |
EME627 |
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Screen Size |
15.6†|
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Maximum Resolution |
1366 x 768 |
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Memory Type |
DDR2 |
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Memory Size |
2GB |
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Memory Speed |
DDR2 667 |
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Memory Slots (Total) |
2 |
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Memory Slots (Filled) |
2 |
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Maximum Memory Supported |
4GB |
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Capacity |
160 GB |
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Hard Drives Included |
1x 160GB |
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Operating Systems |
Windows 7 Home Premium |
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Platform |
Notebook PC |
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Processor Brand |
AMD |
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Processor Class |
Athlon 64 |
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Processor Speed |
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Processor Cache |
512KB L2 Cache |
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Graphics Description |
Dedicated Graphics |
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GPU/VPU |
ATI Radeonâ„¢ HD 3200 Graphics |
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Video Memory |
Up to 1919MB of HyperMemory (256MB dedicated) |
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Video Interface |
VGA |
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Optical Drive Type |
Super-Multi drive |
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USB Ports |
2 |
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FireWire Ports |
N/A |
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LAN Ports |
1 |
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Audio Out Jacks |
1 |
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Microphone Jacks |
1 |
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VGA Ports |
1 |
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S-Video Connectors |
N/A |
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DVI Video |
N/A |
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HDMI Ports |
N/A |
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eSATA Ports |
N/A |
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Port Replicator/Connector |
N/A |
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Wireless |
802.11b/g WLAN |
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Data Transfer Rate |
54 Mbps, 10/100/Mbps LAN |
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Network |
Integrated LAN |
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Width |
14.4″ / 372.3 mm |
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Height |
1.1″ – 1.5″ / 26.8 – 39.6 mm |
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Depth |
10.8″ / 246.5 mm |
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Weight |
6.0 lbs / 2.7 kg |
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Battery Type |
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Battery Life |
Up to 3 hours |
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Color |
Black |
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Integrated Webcam |
Yes |
eMachines Notebook Model# EME627 Specification:
|
Brand |
eMachines |
|
|
Model |
EME627 |
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|
Screen Size |
15.6†|
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Maximum Resolution |
1366 x 768 |
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Memory Type |
DDR2 |
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Memory Size |
2GB |
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Memory Speed |
DDR2 667 |
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Memory Slots (Total) |
2 |
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Memory Slots (Filled) |
2 |
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Maximum Memory Supported |
4GB |
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Capacity |
160 GB |
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Hard Drives Included |
1x 160GB |
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Operating Systems |
Windows 7 Home Premium |
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Platform |
Notebook PC |
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Processor Brand |
AMD |
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Processor Class |
Athlon 64 |
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Processor Speed |
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Processor Cache |
512KB L2 Cache |
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Graphics Description |
Dedicated Graphics |
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GPU/VPU |
ATI Radeonâ„¢ HD 3200 Graphics |
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Video Memory |
Up to 1919MB of HyperMemory (256MB dedicated) |
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Video Interface |
VGA |
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Optical Drive Type |
Super-Multi drive |
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USB Ports |
2 |
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FireWire Ports |
N/A |
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LAN Ports |
1 |
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Audio Out Jacks |
1 |
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Microphone Jacks |
1 |
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VGA Ports |
1 |
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S-Video Connectors |
N/A |
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DVI Video |
N/A |
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HDMI Ports |
N/A |
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eSATA Ports |
N/A |
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Port Replicator/Connector |
N/A |
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Wireless |
802.11b/g WLAN |
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Data Transfer Rate |
54 Mbps, 10/100/Mbps LAN |
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Network |
Integrated LAN |
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Width |
14.4″ / 372.3 mm |
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Height |
1.1″ – 1.5″ / 26.8 – 39.6 mm |
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Depth |
10.8″ / 246.5 mm |
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Weight |
6.0 lbs / 2.7 kg |
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Battery Type |
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Battery Life |
Up to 3 hours |
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Color |
Black |
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Integrated Webcam |
Yes |
Category: Black Friday, Deals, Notebook Deals
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can some one please post for what is this laptop good for and what would you recommend this be used for?
This eMachines notebook is fine for basic tasks at home. I wouldn't recommend it if you plan to work a lot with multimedia or play video games. It's also limited in terms of mobility.
The build quality of this notebook isn't as good as more expensive notebooks at Walmart and elsewhere.
Hello,
is this emachine good for going on line? seems cheap and i know you might have problems with video. first time user computer?
Did the Wal-Mart thing and it was a ploy to lure people in. 11 laptops for thousands of shoppers. Deception and legal thievery.
Did the Wal-Mart thing and it was a ploy to lure people in. 11 laptops for thousands of shoppers. Deception and legal thievery.
Thats not the way walmart does business Stan. They will twist the arms of their suppliers, venders to get the pricing and quanties of products want. Deception and thievery is not a business model that allows for walmart sized growth.
Jim that’s not true. Our Walmart allowed people to line up all around the store for that item and then pulled out a pallet with 19 computers on it at 4:45am. One lady had been in line for 3 hrs and was so angry that she ended up assaulting the employee that pulled the items out. Police and an ambulance were called. Why allow all those people to line up if you know you have less than 20 to sell?