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This is an excellent package for home/office at a fraction of the price of a new unit!

Item: Home Desktop PC

Age: 1yr 6 months

Condition: Excellent

Location: Sydney (Wetherill Park)

Contact: PM me

Comments: Upgrading to a Laptop for uni.

Hardware Specs:

CPU: Intel Pentium 4 - 2.53Ghz

Motherboard: ASUS P4 + Onboard 128mb Sound card + Ethernet LAN Card

Memory: 512MB Kingston DDR (has spare slot for more RAM)

HDD: 80GB Western Digital

Video Card: Nvidia 9000Pro 256MB

Drive 1: SONY DVD 16x

Drive 2: Pioneer DVDR/RW 8x

Drive 3: 3.5 floppy

Includes:

17" LG Monitor

Logitec Optical Mouse

Keyboard

120W Stereo Speakers

PC Microphone

Purchase Price $2100 (receipt provided)

Sale Price: $550

Extras:

HP 810 Inkjet printer $50

ACER Flad bed colour scaner $50

Exrternal 320GB HDD with 18 months warranty left (paid $250) $180

The Lot: $800

NOTE: I will reformat the PC and include the following FREE of charge:

Windows XP Service Pack 2 (Purchased for $250)

Microsoft Office 2007 Academic Edition (Purchased for $200)

Nero 8 (Purchased for $150)

SYMANTEC NORTON Anti-Virus 2007 Corporate Edition (Purchased for $150)

Thats $750 value for FREE!

Regards,

Sarkis

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