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To: Richard P. who wrote (74006)	2/20/1999 11:26:00 AM
From: Amy J	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 186894

Thank you Richard. emachine, Inc. Market Philosophy. emachines, Inc. believes the $600-700 price point for today's most inexpensive production PCs, without monitors, is too high to attract the next 20% (or approximately 17 million households) likely to purchase their first PCs. emachines, Inc.'s attractive sub-$500 PC price point will also stimulate sales of second and third PC purchases as gifts or additional systems for either parent or children in the home market. By focusing exclusively on emerging price points and unique technology applications, emachines intends to "turbocharge" market expansion through its consumer-focused product offerings. Amy J