Web Chase competition

closes 9 am, 30 March 2001

This week, we're thinking really big and giving you the chance to win a wide-format DJ1125C colour printer from Hewlett-Packard.

The HP DeskJet 1125C is designed to meet the needs of small business and home office users. It delivers professional and impressive printouts on a variety of media and in a wide range of sizes. The printer's smart software features help you create booklets, newsletters, brochures, mailers, posters and point-of-sale materials easily.

Features:

* Print anything from A6-size postcards to A3+ posters.

* HP ZoomSmart reduces or enlarges documents according to your needs.

* Booklet Printing activates 2-sided printing and automatically arranges the pages for binding.

* Print posters using a tiling feature that enlarges an A4 document up to nine times its original size.

* Three media paths permit printing on plain paper, HP specialty paper, transparencies, envelopes, labels, card stock (up to 0.3mm thickness) and more.

* HP PhotoREt II technology provides smoother colors and more shades to give you amazingly realistic photo images and sharp printouts.

* HP ColorSmart II automatically adjusts colour settings to provide clearer, more vivid output.

* HP SmartFocus, a HP ColorSmart II technology, sharpens low resolution images from the Internet, CD-ROMs and multimedia applications into higher-resolution images.

* Compatible with Windows 2000, 98, 95, 3.1x, NT 4.0, Windows Me, Mac OS (7.6.1 and above) and MS-DOS.

* USB hardware interface for plug-and-play.

* Network upgradable with an optional HP JetDirect external print server.

* Fast printing without compromising print quality - up to 7 ppm black and 5.5 ppm colour.

* Up to 3,000 pages/month duty cycle.

The DeskJet 1125C sells for approximately $799.

For more information about this and other great products, contact

Hewlett-Packard

.

How to enter:

The Herald Online's

Travel section

now enables you to view articles organised according to region.

To enter the competition, simply tell us the titles of three articles - each from a different region. (The nine regions are listed under the "Destinations" heading on the travel section homepage.)

Send your answer(s) to

webchase@herald.co.nz

.

Be sure to include your:

* name

* e-mail address

* daytime telephone number

* home address

The winner will be announced next Tuesday in the New Zealand Herald and Herald Online.

Good luck, and thanks for entering!

Congratulations to last week's winner:

Mohammed Shahid of Otahuhu, Auckland won a DJ840C printer from Hewlett-Packard after correctly answering questions about the webcam in our Marine section.