Information on how to participate in this offer forms part of these Terms and Conditions. To receive a free pair of Olympus Binoculars (8 x 21 DPC I) valued at $99, simply purchase any Olympus Digital Camera (excluding the C-120 model) only from a participating Olympus store from 07.10.02. Offer ends close of business 31.12.02 or while stocks last. The Binoculars will be provided at the time of purchase. One pair of Binoculars for each Digital Camera purchased. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offer, special, discount or coupon.

The Promoter is Olympus Australia Pty Ltd ABN 90 078 493 295 of Unit 4/112, Talavera Road, North Ryde NSW 2113.

* Excludes C-120 model.

We have been given away free items nearly each week for orders exceeding a certain amount. The details about these free give-aways are only contained in our weekly newsletters. You must join our weekly newsletter to receive the details. The free items are only available to customers who know the details and mention the details at the time of ordering. The free items are only available with orders placed on-line and can not be used with other special offers.

Last week we were giving away a pair of clear shielded IDE round cables with any order placed exceeding $100 (excluding shipping). Come to join our newsletter list and take the advantage of these free offers.

We have received a new batch of EYO server cases. The new cases now have front USB/IEEE1394 access. There are two versions available at the moment with this feature, they are the Black EYO server case and the Black EYO server case with pre-installed side window. Front USB access for the rest of the EYO range is not available from the manufacture at the moment.

We have been providing Australia Post COD service since the beginning. Many customers have enjoyed this shipping option. With this payment/shipping option customers do not need to pay up to front, also in some areas, customers feel more comfortable with the local posties.

Unfortunately due to increasing numbers of No Pickups, we can no longer maintain this service. Some customers place the order using this service, then either change their mind after we dispatch the goods or simply choose to pick up/pay for the goods at their will. Others order first, then try to save up. When a COD parcel is rejected, we have to pay the postage to ship the goods, the COD fee of $7.7 as well as the postage to have the goods shipped back to us, not to mention the depreciation of the goods while waiting to be picked up.

Orders already placed with this shipping method will still be processed. We have cancelled the daily post parcel pick up contract, so no exception order can be made after today. We hope our regular Australia Post COD customers can understand. We encourage these customers to use BPAY, direct deposit or Internet fund transfer.

Sydney customers still have the option of using courier COD service.

Sapphire Radeon 9700 has won the Best Buy award from PC World magazine, beating over 30 graphic cards coming out the top based on price and performance.

The price for this card is only $698.50! Please consider this a special price.

Link to the product

Price for Corsair memory just like other brand DDR memory at the moment is moving up rapidly. There have been three cost price increases since two weeks ago. The total increase for XMS3500 512MB module is a massive $22US ($8US increase from yesterday).

We are still selling the RAM at the old price. Grab one if you need it, or you will pay more later on.

The Corsair 512MB XMS3500 DDR RAM has been quite popular so far. We have just received the 256MB version for the first time.

We have finally received the 8cm Vantec Stealth fans.

The 3pin to 4pin molex fan connectors are also back in stock.

Prices for memory have been going up. It is expected to continue to see the trend for sometime.

Prices for hard drives are also on the way up. This is mainly due to a worldwide shortage at the moment. For example, none of the distributors has the stock at the moment for the 80GB Western Digital JB drive.

Please also read Hard drive shortage to continue By ARN.

We have received two new Sky Hawk aluminium cases.

PSR4607D7

* Patent pending for the LCD light module
* Seven colour light effects: Red, Sky blue, Purple, Green, Yellow, Navy blue and Cambridge blue
* Time/Date display; HDD status display; Temperature display; CPU fan status display
* Full acrylic decorated front panel

Please see a Review for this case.

PSR4616

* Patent pending for the bubble light
* Columns with blue light tubes on both side of the front panel
* Full acrylic decorated front panel

EYO has recently registered two generic domain names.

Keyboard.com.au and Retailing.com.au (yet to be delegated) have now been registered by EYO Technologies Pty Ltd

Other domain names registered by EYO include:

eyo.com.au
eyo.net.au
eyotechnologies.com
compware.com.au

(EYO and EYO logo are the trade marks of EYO Technologies Pty Limited)

Fremont, CA, October 3, 2002: Corsair Memory, Inc., an industry leader in ultra-performance DDR DRAM modules for gaming and overclocking applications, has announced that it is now offering two new eXtreme Memory Speed ("XMS") modules tailored specifically for ultra-performance computing enthusiasts. The first part, Corsair part number CMX512-3500C2, is a 512 MByte module guaranteed to operate at 434 MHz with a Column Access Strobe ("CAS") latency of just two cycles. The second part, part number CMX256A-3500C2, is a 256 MByte DDR DIMM with the same performance specifications.

Please see Corsair's press release at:

http://www.corsairmicro.com/main/PR_cmx3500c2.html

The 512MB module is in stock.