E:05/02/08 Shuttle Blu-ray Media Center and LCD and lots more (MERGED)

Snidely

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/competitions/0712051022/144282/pc-pro-competition-issue-160.html

PC Pro Competition (Issue 160)


Expires: 5 Feb 08

This month we're giving you the chance to win a Zalman ZM-M190 Trimon 3D monitor, a Shuttle Blu-ray Media Center and LCD monitor, and many more prizes. Shuttle Blu-ray Media Center and LCD
www.shuttle.eu
The Shuttle XPC G5 3301M's headline feature may be its next generation Blu-ray drive, but that's not its only high-end specification. Its tiny 200x185x310mm case contains a powerful 1.86GHz Intel E6320 Core 2 Duo processor and 2GB of 667MHz memory.
There's a built-in LCD display on the front for displaying multimedia information, and with a multiformat card reader, Gigabit Ethernet and plenty of USB ports plus six-pin FireWire, you can easily make it the centre of your home media collection.
A digital TV tuner takes care of TV reception, and you can click through Media Center's channels and menus with the remote control. Recording shows is easy, and there's plenty of space to store them on the generous 320GB hard disk.
This superb bundle also comes with Shuttle's 1,280x1,024-resolution XP17 17in monitor.
Worth £1,250
A Zalman ZM-M190 Trimon 3D monitor
www.quietpc.com/uk
In the 1970s, Tomorrow's World was promising us flying cars, meals in pill form and 3D TV. The first two are some way off, but Zalman claims that it's got 3D imaging sorted with the ZM-M190. You'll need to wear the included polarising glasses, and you'll also need an Nvidia GeForce graphics card to use this monitor.
The ZM-M190 is compatible with all GeForce graphics cards from the venerable 5000 series up to the 7000 series, with 8000 series support promised soon. Zalman has a list of over 20 games that will work with this display, with more reported to be in the offing. The ZM-M190 is a conventional 2D monitor when the glasses are not worn.
We have one to give away.
Worth £350
Yoggie GateKeeper
www.yoggie.com
Yoggie Gatekeeper SOHO protects families from online threats and secures home networks through one small, easily-connected device. This miniature security server allows parents to control internet security while respecting users' privacy. It protects up to five computers in one household, and setting it up requires very little technical knowledge.
Gatekeeper includes 13 applications, including a firewall, intrusion detection and prevention, virus and spyware protection, anti-spam and anti-phishing software, plus a range of parental controls. We have four copies to win.
Worth £125
TimBuk2 Commute & Outtawhack Laptop Bags
www.timbuk2.com
The Commute messenger-style bag has a padded back, a plush corduroy-lined laptop compartment and multiple pockets for quick, easy access. A zip pocket on the back has yet more pockets within and a place to stow newspapers and magazines.
The Outtawhack Day Pack is the ultimate three-in-one bag. It looks like a messenger bag, carries like a briefcase, and is worn like a backpack. Its padded shoulder straps zip away when not needed. With its three main compartments this pack will carry everything you need.
We have five Commute and five Outtawhack bags to win.
Worth £80 (Commute) and £100 (Outtawhack)
PowerDirector 6 Software
www.cyberlink.com/powerdirector
CyberLink's PowerDirector 6 makes creating home videos and photo slideshows easy. The program lets you edit videos and slideshows, and add titles, effects and transitions. Advanced editing and enhancement tools are available to improve video quality and produce great results.
PowerDirector supports high-definition (HD) files, which is ideal if you have a HD camcorder. You can create both standard and high-definition movies, and publish your creations directly to the web. You also get 25MB of free online storage for your video files with MediaMax.com.
We have nine copies of the software to win.
Worth £55
A Freecom 160GB ToughDrive
www.freecom.com
Frequent travellers often carry their whole working life around with them. If you've ever suffered a broken shoulder strap while dashing through an airport, you'll be familiar with the feeling of dread that accompanies the sight of your valuable data heading for the floor.
Freecom's ToughDrive is the ideal solution. The 160GB hard disk is fitted inside an anti-shock frame, and the outside of the case has a soft silicon cover to better protect the disk in the event of a spill or bump.
We have four to win.
Worth £67
NetObjects Fusion 10
www.netobjects.com
Perfect for amateurs but with all the tools experienced web designers need, NetObjects Fusion 10 is a practical and advanced web design package. From personal homepages to professional e-commerce stores, NetObjects Fusion 10 enables users with no previous experience to create an internet presence.
New features in version 10 include the ability to format pages without any CSS knowledge, a new customisable workspace for creative freedom and Flash tools for producing professional results.
We have three copies to win.
Worth £135


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ebenezer66

The link posted and the one of their competitions page just seems to redirect to their front page.

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DenBo_4

Just worked ok for me, there are two competitions to enter. Thanks Snidely

isitenough

Thanks Snidely.
Be careful if entering the other comp at PCPro (159), as it was posted HERE by Kipper at the beginning of Nov.

ginjim

cant find this comp

BabyGiant

ginjim wrote: »

cant find this comp

have you logged in

walwin

ginjim wrote: »

cant find this comp

Click on Snidely's link, then scroll down the page. It's the last small window on the left. Click on it, then it's the top competion of the two

ginjim

walwin wrote: »

Click on Snidely's link, then scroll down the page. It's the last small window on the left. Click on it, then it's the top competion of the two

keep doing that but just as the second poster i get taken to the homepage
do you have to register fr this one? i entered 159 ok

walwin

ginjim wrote: »

keep doing that but just as the second poster i get taken to the homepage
do you have to register fr this one? i entered 159 ok

No, I didn't have to register.

All I can suggest is to do what I do when I have a problem, clean cache, make sure cookies are enabled, cross your fingers and try again

If you still can't enter then you have to swear at it and tell it you didn't want their poxy prize anyway :rotfl:

shellymanc

Direct Link http://www.pcpro.co.uk/competitions/0712051022/144282/pc-pro-competition-issue-160.html Hope it works ! Thanks for posting Snidely:beer: just tryed it dont work just takes you to home page AARRRR lol SORRY

isitenough

I don't get it, both links take me straight to the competition. Weird!