Competition closes 9.00 am, 18 Aug 2000
Every week, the Herald Online gives you the chance to win a great prize. This week we might even help save you from the pain of Repetitive Strain Injury and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome caused by all that time you spend using a mouse!
We're giving away
three Renaissance™ ergonomic mice
from 3M™!
The Renaissance™ mouse substantially reduces discomfort through its unique design. It allows you to work easily and comfortably for hours by keeping the hand in a natural position, reducing the muscle load when mousing, and reducing pressure on the wrist's median nerve compared to using a traditional mouse.
It comes in PC and Mac versions.
Features
- 2 way rocker thumb button; the left click provides left button action, the right click provides right button action
- Vertical grip reduces pressure on the wrist's median nerve
- Smooth rolling, one-piece design
- PC version comes with a CD which gives you access to scrolling and other advanced features
Visit
3M Computer Workstation Solutions
for more details on this great prize and many other computer products.
To be eligible to win:
Visit the
website and find out about online trading using QuickTrade.
On the "About QuickTrade" page, you will see a list of 8 features included in QuickTrade.
Send us an e-mail (see special notes below) telling us any 4 of those features, and including your:
* name
* e-mail address
* daytime telephone number
Please specify the type and size of mouse you would like to win:
1. Specify PC or Mac version.
2. Indicate which size you require. Measure your hand from base of palm to top of pointer finger. Then select either:
Small/Medium (7.0 - 8.8 cm) or Large (8.8 - 10cm)
Send to
Entries must be received by 9.00 am, Friday 18 August, 2000.
Winner(s) will be announced next Tuesday in the New Zealand Herald and Herald Online.
Good luck, and thanks for entering!
Congratulations to last week's winners of Hewlett-Packard DeskJet 810C colour printers from
:
Allen Bell and Jeanette Alderson. They correctly identified the 3 competition questions at www.nzherald.co.nz/olympics, namely:
Guess the number of GOLD medals NZ will win.
Guess the number of SILVER medals NZ will win.
Guess the number of BRONZE medals NZ will win.
New York Times: Sam Altman and his family have vehemently denied the claims.