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C-Zone MAY 05.XLS -.:: GEOCITIES.Ws C-ZONE SDN BHD ( 613133 V ) WWW.COMPU-ZONE.COM LOT 2-57 , SECOND FLOOR, LOW YAT PLAZA, KUALA LUMPUR ( MONDAY TO SUNDAY : 11 AM TO 9 PM ) ( DEALER PRICES ) TEL : 603 21458841 / 8842 FAX : 603 21458845 ( MAY WEEK 1 06 ) { PROMOTION FOR THE WEEK } RM COMPUTER MAINBOARD RMFLASH CARD ( RM ) 128MB 256MB 512MB 1GB 2GB GRAPHICS CARD / AGP / 8X RM AMD ATHLON 64 SC754 KINGSTON RSMMC MOBILE -5065120- AOPEN NVIDIA FX 5500 256MB / 128 BIT 195 LOGITECH CORDLESS CLICK !PLUS OPTICAL MOUSE 50ASUS K8N NFORCE 3 800D1 / AGP / SL 230KINGSTON MINI SD MEMORY - 80 90 180 - AOPEN NVIDIA 6600GT 128MB DDR3 530 LOGITECH OPTICAL CL MOUSE FOR NOTEBOOK / MINI 110ASUS K8N4-E NFORCE 4 800D1 / PCIE / SL 265KINGSTON SD - 50 65 120 - ASUS NVIDIA V9250-X/TD FX5200 128MB 135 40GB MOBILE HDD WITH ALL IN ONE CARD READER 400ASUS K8N4-E DLX NFORCE 4 800D1 / PCIE / SL 340KINGSTON SD ELITE PRO - 65 80 125 225 FROSA NVIDIA GEFORCE FX5200 128MB / 128 BIT 140 SAMSUNG 17" LCD 713N FOC RM 80 VOUCHER 765GIGABYTE K8VM800M VIA K8M800 800D1 / AGP / VSL 180KINGSTON CF ELITE PRO - 55 85 135 260 FROSA NVIDIA GEFORCE 6200 256MB DDR2 210 INTEL CORE DUO T2500 ( 2.0GHZ ) + ASUS N4L-VM MOBO 2199GIGABYTE K8N51GMF NF6100 800D1 / PCIE / VSL 245KINGSTON CF ULTIMATE - - - - 330 GECUBE ATI RADEON 9550 256MB 205 MSI K8MM-V KM800 800D1 / AGP / VSL 185TRANSCEND RSMMC MOBILE - 80 145 - - GECUBE ATI RADEON 9550 XT 256MB DDR2 270 WINFAST 6100K8MB NF6100 800D1 / PCIE / VSL 230TRANSCEND SD MEMORY 80X - - 125 215 - GECUBE ATI RADEON X1300 256MB DDR2 400 ++ WINFAST NF4K8AB NFORCE 4 800D1 / PCIE / SL 260TWINMOS RS-MMC - 100 170 - - GECUBE ATI RADEON X1600 PRO 256MB DDR 2 530 TWINMOS MICRO SD -145--- GECUBE ATI RADEON X1600 PRO 512MB DDR 2 620 AMD ATHLON 64 SC939 SANDISK CF --145240- HIS ATI RADEON 9250SE 128MB / 64 BIT 130 ORIGINAL LICENSED SOFTWARE RMABIT KN8 NFORCE4 800D1 / PCIE / SL 290SANDISK CF ULTRA II - - 220 260 590 SAPPHIRE ATI RADEON 9550 256MB 210 MS WINDOWS 2003 SERVER SBS / STARDARD (5C) 1799 / 2480 ABIT KN8 ULTRA NFORCE4 U 800D1 / PCIE / SL 345SANDISK CF EXTREME III - - - 390 860 SAPPHIRE ATI RADEON X1600 PRO 256MB DDR2 540 MS WINDOWS XP HOME / OEM 310ABIT AN832-SLI NFORCE4 SLI 800 D1 / PCIE2 / SL 750SANDISK RS-MMC - 80 120 280 - WINFAST NVIDIA GEFORCE A6600GT 128MB 550 MS WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL / OEM 500ASUS A8N-VM ( DVI ) NF6150 800 D1 / PCIE / VSL 355SANDISK RS-MMC MOBILE - 80 130 - - MS WINDOWS MEDIA CENTER EDITION / OEM 450ASUS A8N5X NFORCE 4 800D1 / PCIE / SL 345SANDISK SD MEMORY - - 70 130 440 GRAPHICS CARD / PCI EXPRESS 16X RM MS OFFICE 2003 BASIC / OEM 575ASUS A8N-E NFORCE 4 U 800D1 / PCIE / SL 405SANDISK SD ULTRA2 MEMORY - - - 320 590 AOPEN PCX 6600GT 128MB SLI DDR 3 400 MS OFFICE SBE 2003 / OEM 800ASUS A8N-SLI NFORCE 4 SLI 800D1 / PCIE2 / SL 530SANDISK SD EXTREME MEMO - - - 480 - AOPEN PCX 7600GT 256MB DDR 3 730 MS OFFICE PRO 2003 / OEM 1080ASUS A8N-SLI PRM NFORCE 4 SLI 800D1 / PCIE2 / SL 680SANDISK SD MINI MEMORY - - 90 140 285 AOPEN PCX 7900GT 256MB DDR 3 1230 NORTON ANTIVIRUS 2006 ( BOX ) 110ASUS A8N32-SLI PRM NFORCE 4 SLI 800D1 / PCIE2 / SL 890SANDISK TRANSFLASH 60 90 115 295 - AOPEN PCX 7900GTX 512MB DDR 3 2050 PC CILLIN INTERNET SECURITY 2006 ( BOX ) 160ASUS A8R-MPV ATI RD 480 CF 800D1 / PCIE2 / SL 500SANDISK M. 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