Web Chase competition (closes 9 am, Aug 23, 2002)

Note: This competition will run for two weeks. Only one entry per email address will be accepted.

With the Mustek GSmart 350 you can snap a photo and, in just minutes, send it around the world by email or post it on your webpage.

It's the world's first camera with a CyberDisplay viewfinder, giving the most realistic digital images in bright vivid colors - even under direct sunlight.

The viewfinder is so energy efficient you can take up to 1,000 shots on just three "AA" batteries.

The GSmart 350 connects to any computer with a USB port.

Learn more about the GSmart 350.

Prize supplied by

Computer Direct

.

How to enter:

Visit the Computer Direct website and use the handy "PC Configurator" to find the correct answers to the following questions:

1. Computer Direct "Krypton" PCs use CPUs made by which manufacturer?

2. What is the additional charge for a Philips 107T21 digital flat monitor?

3. In addition to Microsoft Windows products, ComputerDirect can supply your new PC with other operating systems, including Red Hat  _ _ _ _ _ .

Send your answers to

webchase@nzherald.co.nz

.

Be sure to include your:

* name

* email address

* daytime telephone number

* home address

The winner will be announced on the Tuesday following the end of the competition in the New Zealand Herald print and online editions.

Good luck, and thanks for entering!

COMPETITION RULES: Limit one entry per person. Competition entry is only by e-mail to webchase@nzherald.co.nz. Winner(s) will be selected at random from all correct entries received within the time specified and will be notified by telephone or e-mail. This competition is only open to current New Zealand residents, living within New Zealand. Employees of Wilson and Horton and their agencies are not eligible to enter. Judges' decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. Winners' names and photographs may be used for publicity purposes.

Congratulations to our previous winner:

Rick Franklin of Mt Eden won an

OpticPro U12B

scanner from

ET Computers

.