Basic Dedicated E-Comm. Sure, today you might be buying your first PC and not plan to play any 3D games.
Many people say that they just want to run a word processor and use e-mail.
One acceptable reason for getting a cheap AGP video card in your system is if you don't want to spend a lot right now, but plan to upgrade it in the future. Most video chips designed for motherboards offer poor 3D performance, and are sometimes annoying to upgrade. If you are just buying a super-cheap computer and don't care, then that's your decision. Many manufacturers that sell Celeron machines will ship with Intel's 810 or 815 chipset and Intel based built-in video. If you don't have one, your only option will be a PCI video card, and ATI and Nvidia are not making their newest cards in PCI versions.