Intel - Pentium II 350Mhz 128MB - PC100 (1-128MB 16MBX64 100MHZ SDRAM Module) Matrox - Millenium G200 8MB AGP SGRAM Creative Labs - Ensoniq PCI (ES-1370) OEM US Robotics - 56.6Kbs V.90 (5687) Internal - Microsoft Windows 98 ASUS - P2B98 440BX/ATX/AGP/SINGLE Acer - 36X Internal CD-ROM Drive EIDE (636A) Maxtor - 8.4GB 10ms/ 5200rpm/ 256K/ Ultra DMA Mitsumi - Mitsumi 1.44MB Internal Floppy Drive ACER - 104 Windows 95/98 Membrane Keyboard EDO - High Resolution PS/2 Mouse 17" - EDO Elite .27dp, 1280x1024, NI EDO - 120W Amplified Speakers EDO - Mid Tower Case ATX w/235W P/S IOMEGA - 100Mb Internal ZIP drive w/one cartridge Price: $1,492 from http://www.edomicro.com

PCZones has a UMAX P2 400MHz with a Viewsonic 17" monitor and similar specs otherwise (except 64MB RAM instead of 128 and 60 watt speakers instead of 120) for $1599. The online catalogue is a little confusing: the specs sheet says 6.4MB HD, but the ads and lead-ins and frontpiece say 8.4 MB. With that in mind, here's the listed specs: Umax 400MHz Pentium II CPU PROCESSOR: 400MHz Intel Pentium II processor CACHE: 512K Level 2 SYSTEM RAM: 64MB SRAM CHIPSET/BUS: Intel BX chipset VIDEO: 8MB VRAM; Matrox video card HARD DISK DRIVE: 6.4GB CD-ROM DRIVE: 32X FLOPPY DISK DRIVE: 1.44MB 3.5" NETWORKING: NetGear 10/100 PCI Card AUDIO: Yamaha 3D with WaveTable MODEM: 56K fax/modem V.90 ViewSonic Optiquest Q71 17" Monitor VIEWABLE SIZE: 16.0" PLUG AND PLAY: yes DOT PITCH: 0.27mm LOW RADIATION: MPR-II HORIZONTAL FREQUENCY: 30-70KHz NONINTERLACED RESOLUTIONS: 1280x1024 at 80Hz, 1024x768 at 105Hz ONSCREEN CONTROLS: yes MAC COMPATIBLE: yes