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Hmmm...That's odd. I'm personally on my second E-machines at the moment. Other than the fact that it has no AGP slot, I've had almost no problems with it, and have highly recommended them to friends who also have had good experiences with them. Down side to e-machines is this, however, if you ever choose to wipe your computer, you don't have individual software disks, just a factory restore CD.

To begin with there is a flaw in the definiton of virus that was given. This definition however lables bacteria as viruses. Well, bacteria is classified as a life form, falling into the category of Prokaryotes (basically creatures whose cells have no nuclei). (ref. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ ) On the other hand a Virus is merely a strand of DNA or RNA surrounded by a thin protective membrane. They are lacking in any other cellular requirements. Also But the question that should be raised is this: If viruses aren't lifeforms, then what are they? My belief is that viruses are merely the evolutionary predecessor of life. Viruses evolved into Prokaryotes (the primordial ooze spewing forth the first lifeforms) Later the Prokarotes further evolved into Eukaryotes and so on and so forth.