PC World had a look at this media PC: "The eMachines T6420 Media Center PC should work well as a value PC for home or office, and it provides a solid foundation on which you can build a full-featured system in the future. The T6420 comes with some extras that don't always show up on an $800 (as of January 17, 2006) PC, including a 2.2-GHz Athlon 64 3400+ processor, 1GB of DDR400 SDRAM, and a 200GB hard drive. Still--despite its name and the Windows XP Media Center OS it runs--the T6420 lacks digital audio and video ports, making it a general-use system, not the star attraction of your living room.."



Link: PC World