FireWire 800 PCI cards have been reduced to $99 I don't think
you'll find these cheaper anywhere, including the USA -
http://www.zytech.com.au/firewire/pci/3port/index.html
But the big, mail list exclusive, special this week is for FireWire 800
drives -
We have another FREE shipping offer this week on the following items -
120GB FireCube HP FireWire drive $399
120GB FireCube 800 FireWire 800/400 USB 2.0 drive $487
http://www.zytech.com.au/firewire/drives/firecube/firecube.html
Both drives feature the ultra-premium IBM/Hitachi 8MB cache hard
Short and sweet this week we've been able to make some great bulk
drive purchases and there are some big reductions, especially on 3.5
FireWire drives. As an added bonus, we are offering FREE shipping on
the following products -
64MB Flash Drives $59
If you feel the need for speed we have been able to reduce the price of
our FireWire 800 to just $139 -
http://www.zytech.com.au/firewire/pci/3port/index.html
As a further bonus, exclusive to our mail list, we are offering FREE
SHIPPING on FireWire 800 cards all this week. AND if you want to buy
We're terribly overstocked on 512MB RAM modules so purchase any 512MB
RAM on the site by 30/6/03 and shipping is FREE. As an example, 512MB
RAM for Mac desktop models is $145 -
http://www.zytech.com.au/memory/ram.html
You'll need to cite WAMUG SPECIAL at checkout and we'll delete the
delivery
A very quick one this week
We've just reduced the price of our 64MB Flash Drives to $69 and until
31 March we are including FREE delivery.
http://www.zytech.com.au/usb/pen/index.html
Remember there is also an additional discount for bulk orders (this
applies to all capacities) and our new
3 x FREE delivery specials this week -
First, we have 128MB Flash Disks (aka pen drive, thumb drive, RAMdrive)
at $125 including free delivery. These are totally cross platform
and if you are still relying on floppy or Zip disks, think about
changing now -
We've had quite a few questions about our Flash Drives (also known as
pen drives, thumb drives, RAMdrives, etc) so here's a brief
roundup.
These drives use solid state memory as opposed to a magnetic disk as is
the case in both floppy disks or say a Zip disk. As a result they are
infinitely
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