Acer Ditching Cheap eMachines PC Brand

We bid a fond farewell to the last of the eMachines as Acer shuts down production to re-focus attention on Gateway and Packard Bell production. eMachines was created in 1998 to fill an economic gap in the PC market by offering a cheaper brand with less bells and whistles.

Gateway’s laptops, desktops and displays are now being sold in the Americas and Asia-Pacific, while Packard Bell products are sold in Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

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