-/- JVC
CS-GS5120 MODEL_TEXTCS-GS5120 JVC 30-, 61.83
JVC CS-V425 MODEL_TEXTCS-V425 JVC 24.04

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-/- Sony
Sony XS-F1025 MODEL_TEXTXS-F1025 SONY 10 2- 130 30 HOP 20.26

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Sony MEX-BT2500 MODEL_TEXTMEX-BT2500 SONY Bluetooth (A2DP) Hands-Free CD DRIVE-S : 4 x 52 S-MOSFET24- (/ ) CD (MP3/WMA) Aux 2- EQ Lite - RM-X304 187.06
Sony MEX-DV1000 MODEL_TEXTMEX-DV1000 SONY KARAOKE ReadyKARAOKE , AV DRIVE-S II : 4 x 52 S-MOSFET CD/DVD EQ7 (7- ()/VCD/SA-CD MP3/WMA/DivX Aux 256.22 ) EQ - RM-X166

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JVC GZ-MG130 MODEL_TEXTGZ-MG130 JVC 530.58

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Sony DCR-DVD106E MODEL_TEXTDCR-DVD106E SONY Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 800000- Advanced HAD CCD 40x, 2000x STAMINA: ( ) 110 DVD+R DL ( ) 8 DVD-R / -RW / +RW / +R DL2,5&#34 Super SteadyShot Super NightShot Plus Handycam Memory Stick DUO 2- / - USB 2.0 () 467.07 : 10 PictBridge,
Sony DCR-DVD109E MODEL_TEXTDCR-DVD109E SONY Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 800000- Advanced HAD CCD 40x, 2000x Dolby Digital 5.1 STAMINA: ( ) 110 DVD+R DL ( ) 8 DVD-R / -RW / +RW / +R DL2,5&#34 - Super SteadyShot Super NightShot Plus Handycam Memory Stick DUO 2- / - - USB (USB 2.0) 498.81 : 10 PictBridge,

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Sony DCR-DVD308E MODEL_TEXTDCR-DVD308E SONY
Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar 1- Advanced HAD CCD 25x, 2000x Dolby Digital 5.1 STAMINA: ( ) 110 DVD+R DL ( ) 8 DVD-R / -RW / +RW / +R DL 2,7&#34 Super SteadyShot Super NightShot Plus Handycam Memory Stick DUO 2- / - - USB 2.0 (/) 561.16 : 10 PictBridge,
Sony DCR-DVD408E MODEL_TEXTDCR-DVD408E SONY Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* CMOS ClearVid 110 DVD+R DL ( ) Dolby Digital 5.1 STAMINA: ( ) 4 Dual Rec 2,3 - 2,7&#34 Clear photo plus 8 DVD-R / -RW / +RW / +R DL10x , 80x Super SteadyShot : Memory Stick DUO 2- / - USB 2.0 (/) 10 Handycam PictBridge, 820.87

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Sony DCR-DVD508E MODEL_TEXTDCR-DVD508E SONY Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T*

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LCD LG 37LC41-ZA MODEL_TEXT37LC41-ZA LG
  (PAL Ⅰ/Ⅱ, PAL/SECAM BG/DK, Secam L/L'(Option), NTSC M(AV ONLY) )&#34  450  5000:1  5ms  178/178  16:9  1366 X 768XD EngineTM     (3D Comb Filter)DLTI/DCTI  /   (Cool/Medium/Warm/User) 3:2 / 2:2     (Spectacle/Full/Original/4:3/16:9/14:9/Zoom1/Zoom2)     (Dynamic/Standard/Mild/User1/User2) ( THD 10%)  10W + 10W  1Way 2 Speakers   (Surround MAX) //  - / - /  5 Band EQ  SSM ( )   (Surround MAX/Standard/Music/Movie/Sports/User).  1000 ( )//.  //./.   /.       AV   S-video  SCART   +     HDMI/HDCP  2(480i/480p/576i/576p/720p/1080i/1080p) - 1080p : 24/30/50/60p RGB ()   ()    210W (max), 170W (typical)  1W ( )  24.5  926.6 x 635.6 x 88  926.6 x 697.6 x 280.5 1213.59
LCD LG 37LF65 MODEL_TEXT37LF65 LG Pal/Secam-B/G   ()  37  16:9  1920x1080  500 /2  5000:1  178  8.XD Engine  XD Engine Full HD  1080p  3D /  * (16:9/4:3/)  * ///.  *  1  210  *  Surround MaxRGB In (D-sub 15pin) ()  1PC  1RS-232C  1SCART  1 Full/1 HalfComponent(Y/Pb/Pr)  1S-Video  1AV  1HDMI  2 (Hz)  50  180 .   1  * : 20. ()  927x630x88 ()  927x693x280.5  * 1402.49

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LCD LG 37LY96 MODEL_TEXT37LY96 LG
Pal/Secam-B/G   ()  37  16:9  1920x1080  500 /2  5000:1  178  8.XD Engine  XD Engine Full HD  1080  3D /  * (16:9/4:3/)  * ///.  *  1  2x10  *  Surround MaxRGB In (D-sub 15pin) ()  1PC  1RS-232C  1SCART  1 Full/1HalfComponent(Y/Pb/Pr)  1S-Video  1AV  1HDMI  2 (Hz)  50  180 .   1  * : 24. ()  1005594.588 ()  1005661264.4  * 1465.50
LCD LG 42LC4R MODEL_TEXT42LC4R LG 1328.11

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MSI GF 8500GT 256 TV PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8500GT 256 TV PCIe
P/N:NX8500GT-TD256E: PCIe X16, Geforce 8500 GT (G86) Core 460 MHz, Shader 920 MHz, 16 Stream Processors, 256Mb/128bit 800 MHz DDR2, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable 95.62
MSI GF 8600GT 256 TV Heat-Pipe PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8600GT 256 TV Heat-Pipe PCIe P/N:NX8600GT-T2D256EZ: PCIe X16, Geforce 8600 GT (G84) Core 540 MHz, Shader 1180 MHz, 32 Stream Processors, 256Mb/128bit 1400 MHz DDR3, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable, Heat-Pipe Cooling Solution 142.91
MSI GF 8600GT 256 TV OC PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8600GT 256 TV OC PCIe P/N:NX8600GT-T2D256E-OC: PCIe X16, Geforce 8600 GT (G84) Core 560 MHz, Shader 1180 MHz, 32 Stream Processors, 256Mb/128bit 1600 MHz DDR3, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable, OverClocked 141.86
MSI GF 8600GTS 256 TV Heat-Pipe PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8600GTS 256 TV Heat-Pipe PCIe P/N:NX8600GTS-T2D256EZ-HD: PCIe X16, Geforce 8600 GTS (G84) Core 690 MHz, Shader 1450 MHz, 32 Stream Processors, 256Mb/128bit 2100 MHz DDR3, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable, Heat-Pipe Cooling Solution 213.31

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MSI GF 8600GTS 256 TV OC PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8600GTS 256 TV OC PCIe
P/N:NX8600GTS-T2D256E-HD-OC: PCIe X16, Geforce 8600 GTS (G84) Core 690 MHz, Shader 1450 MHz, 32 Stream Processors, 256Mb/128bit 2100 MHz DDR3, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable, OverClocked 211.21
MSI GF 8800GTS 320 TV OC PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8800GTS 320 TV OC PCIe P/N:NX8800GTS-T2D320E -HD-OC: PCIe X16, Geforce 8800 GTS (G80) Core 575 MHz, Shader 1200 MHz, 96 Stream Processors, 320Mb/320bit 1700 MHz DDR3, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable, OverClocked 332.05
MSI GF 8800GTS 640 TV OC PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI GF 8800GTS 640 TV OC PCIe P/N:NX8800GTS-T2D640E -HD OC: PCIe X16, Geforce 8800 GTS (G80) Core 500 MHz, Shader 1200 MHz, 96 Stream Processors, 640Mb/320bit 1600 MHz DDR3, 2 DVI/TV-Out/HDTV, DirectX 10, DVI-CRT Adapter, Power Dongle cable 457.10
MSI GF FXTV MODEL_TEXT MSI GF FXTV P/N:FX5200-TD128LF: nVidia GF FX5200, RAMDAC 350MHz, GPU 250MHz, DDR 128Mb 320MHz 64-bit, TV Out, DirectX9 35.73

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MSI R9250SE 128 TV MODEL_TEXT MSI R9250SE 128 TV
P/N:RX9250-TD128: AGP 8x, ATI Radeon 9250 240MHz, 128Mb DDR 400MHz 64bit, CR/TDVI/TV, DirectX 8.1 (DX9 compatible) 40.98
MSI RHD2900XT 512 DDR3 VIVO PCIe MODEL_TEXT MSI RHD2900XT 512 DDR3 VIVO PCIe P/N:RX2900XT-VT2D512E-HD: PCIe X16, ATI Radeon R600, 740MHz, 320 stream processors, ATI CrossFire support, 512MB/512bit DDR3 1650MHz, HDTV-Out/TV-In/Dual Link DVI, DVI-CRT, DirectX10 493.88

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-/- PLANTRONICS
PLANTRONICS EXPLORER 340 MODEL_TEXT PLANTRONICS EXPLORER 340 BLUETOOTH/ 10 / 240 / Headsets & Hands Free (Bluetooth ver. 2.0) / / / /10 / /17/ / / 42.03

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-/- SENNHEISER
SENNHEISER PC130 MODEL_TEXT SENNHEISER PC130 (+) , , SKYPE, VoIP, CD, MP3, DVD, , - , , 23,5 , 3 , 30-18, 32 , 112, 80-15 35.73
SENNHEISER PC145 USB MODEL_TEXT SENNHEISER PC145 USB (+) , , SKYPE, VoIP, CD, MP3, DVD, USB- ., - , , , 23,5 , 3. 32 104.03
SENNHEISER PC150 MODEL_TEXT SENNHEISER PC150 (+) , , SKYPE, VoIP, CD, MP3, DVD, USB- ., - , , , 23,5 , 3. 32 58.85

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. -/- Genius
. Genius G-Pen 340 3``x4`` MODEL_TEXT. Genius G-Pen 340 3``x4`` 3&#34x4&#34 (), USB, : 1024 , 2000 lpi, Windows 98-XP, MS NetMeeting, : 17418523 28.37
. Genius G-Pen 450 4``x5`` MODEL_TEXT. Genius G-Pen 450 4``x5`` 4&#34x5&#34 USB, : 1024 , 2000 lpi, Windows 98-XP, MS NetMeeting, : 2312174 29.42
. Genius G-Pen 560 5``x6`` MODEL_TEXT. Genius G-Pen 560 5``x6`` 5&#34x6&#34 USB, : 1024 , 2000 lpi, Windows 98-XP, MS NetMeeting, : 9 34.68

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` -/-
1000 APC SMART USB MODEL_TEXT 1000 APC SMART USB P/N:SUA1000I: Line-Interractive, 1000VA/670W, t 100%/50% - 6.1/20.6, 151-302, : 8 IEC 320 C13 (2 IEC Jumpers), / , RS232/Smart-Slot/USB, , 19 415.07
1000 MGE Pulsar MODEL_TEXT 1000 MGE Pulsar P/N:68181: On-Line, 1000VA/900W, t 100%/50% -6/18, 100V-284V, : 6IEC 320 (3x Powershare), , ,. , RS232/USB, 4- EXB, , 15,. 525.40
1100 MGE Nova-2 AVR serial MODEL_TEXT 1100 MGE Nova-2 AVR serial P/N:66833: Line-Interactive, 1100VA/660W, t 100%/50% - 3/11, 160V-290V, : 4 IEC ( - ) / 1x RJ45, , RS232, , 12.2 ,. 107.18

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1500 MGE Ellipse ASR USB MODEL_TEXT 1500 MGE Ellipse ASR USB
P/N:66782: Off-Line, 1500VA/900W, t 100%/50% - 4/16, 161V-284V, : 4 DIN ( -) /4 DIN () /1 RJ45, / , RS232/USB, , - 19&#34 2U (), 11,. 225.92
1550 MGE Evolution Rack 1U MODEL_TEXT 1550 MGE Evolution Rack 1U P/N:68458: Line-Interactive, 1550VA/1100W, 19&#34 1U, t 70%/50% -7/14, : 4 IEC C13 (2x Powershare)/1 RJ45, 150V-294V, / / , RS232/USB, , 19,. 556.93
2000 MGE Evolution Tower/Rack 2U MODEL_TEXT 2000 MGE Evolution Tower/Rack 2U P/N:68460: Line-Interactive, 2000VA/1600W, 19&#34 2U, t 70%/50% -7/14, : 8 IEC C13 (4x Powershare)/1 RJ45, 150V-294V, / / , RS232/USB, , 25.7, 704.04
3000 MGE S Evolution Tower/Rack 3U MODEL_TEXT 3000 MGE S Evolution Tower/Rack 3U P/N:68464: Line-Interactive, 3000VA/2700W, 19&#34 3U, t 70%/50% -10/15, : 1xIEC c19/8 IEC C13 (4x Powershare)/1 RJ45, 150V-294V, / / , RS232/USB, 1145.38

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500 MGE Protection Center MODEL_TEXT 500 MGE Protection Center
P/N:66758: Off-Line, 500VA/300W, 160V-284V, : 4 DIN ( - ) + 4 DIN () /1x RJ45, 10A, 2300VA, 525, 98.78

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4U A540 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U A540 2.1 60W (30W + 215W), () 40Hz-180Hz, () 180Hz-18KHz 58.85
4U E100D 2.1 Black MODEL_TEXT 4U E100D 2.1 Black 22W, () 20-130Hz, () 130Hz-20KHz 18.91
4U E100X 5.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E100X 5.1 25W, () 40Hz-120Hz, () 120Hz-20KHz 34.68
4U E190 II 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E190 II 2.1 28W, () 40Hz-130Hz, () 130Hz-20KHz 28.37

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4U E191 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E191 2.1 28W, () 45Hz-130Hz, () 125Hz-20KHz 26.27
4U E198 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E198 2.1 25W, () 40Hz-130Hz, () 120Hz-20KHz 24.17
4U E198 2.1 (b) MODEL_TEXT 4U E198 2.1 (b) , 25W, () 40Hz-130Hz, () 120Hz-20KHz 19.97
4U E260 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E260 2.1 35W (15W+210W), VFD , , () 45Hz-120Hz, () 120Hz-18KHz 31.52

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4U E390 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E390 2.1
25W, () 20-120Hz, () 120Hz-20KHz, FM 88MHz-108MHz 29.42
4U E515 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U E515 2.1 30W, () 30Hz-140Hz, () 140Hz-20KHz 31.52
4U N200 2.0 MODEL_TEXT 4U N200 2.0 36W (218W), 62Hz-20KHz, , 270x194x172mm 55.69
4U N300 2.0 MODEL_TEXT 4U N300 2.0 60W (230W), 58Hz-20KHz, ,330x240x165mm 67.25

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4U T-01 2.0 MODEL_TEXT 4U T-01 2.0 2W, 100Hz ~ 18Hz; ; ; : 84.5x84x230 6.73
4U T-015 2.1 MODEL_TEXT 4U T-015 2.1 6W, () 40Hz-120Hz, () 120Hz-20KHz, FM 88MHz-108MHz 15.76
4U T-015 2.1 (b) MODEL_TEXT 4U T-015 2.1 (b) 6W, () 40Hz-120Hz, () 120Hz-20KHz, FM 88MHz-108MHz 9.46

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-/- CREATIVE
CREATIVE INSPIRE 245 2.0 MODEL_TEXT CREATIVE INSPIRE 245 2.0 RMS 2 x 2 , 90 - 20 16.29
CREATIVE INSPIRE 265 2.0 MODEL_TEXT CREATIVE INSPIRE 265 2.0 RMS 2 x 2.5 , 90 - 20 , 22.07
CREATIVE INSPIRE 280 2.0 MODEL_TEXT CREATIVE INSPIRE 280 2.0 RMS 2 x 2.5 , 90 - 20 , 26.27
CREATIVE INSPIRE P5800 5.1 MODEL_TEXT CREATIVE INSPIRE P5800 5.1 DeskTop Theatre 5.1 8w X 4 (SAT); 18w (CENTER); 22w (SUB) 40Hz-20KHz, wired control, wooden SUB 68.30

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CREATIVE INSPIRE T3100 2.1 MODEL_TEXT CREATIVE INSPIRE T3100 2.1 DeskTop Theatre 2.1 , 6w X 2 (SAT); 17w (SUB) 40Hz-20KHz, wooden SUB 46.24
CREATIVE INSPIRE T6100 5.1 MODEL_TEXT CREATIVE INSPIRE T6100 5.1 DeskTop Theatre 5.1 8w X 4 + 18w (SAT) 26w (SUB), wooden SUB 72.51

Mouse LOGITECH S96 Optical MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH S96 Optical P/N:953686: PS/2; S96 Optical Wheel Mouse 3-.+scroll OEM 8.93
Mouse LOGITECH S96 Optical black MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH S96 Optical black P/N:953688: PS/2; S96 Optical Wheel Mouse 3-.+scroll OEM 8.93

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Mouse LOGITECH U96 Optical USB MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH U96 Optical USB P/N:931142: USB; U96 Optical Wheel Mouse 3-.+scroll OEM 8.93
Mouse LOGITECH U96 Optical USB black MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH U96 Optical USB black USB; U96 Optical Wheel Mouse 3-.+scroll OEM, 8.93
Mouse LOGITECH V100 NB MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH V100 NB P/N:931641: USB; Logitech V100 Optical Mouse for notebooks 19.44
Mouse LOGITECH V150 Laser NB MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH V150 Laser NB P/N:931755: USB; Logitech V150 Laser Mouse for Notebooks 27.85

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Mouse LOGITECH V270 Bluetooth NB Silver MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH V270 Bluetooth NB Silver P/N:931603: USB; 46.24
Mouse LOGITECH V450 Cordless NB dark MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH V450 Cordless NB dark P/N:931642: USB; Logitech V450 Laser Cordless Mouse for Notebooks 46.76
Mouse LOGITECH VX Revolution Laser MODEL_TEXT Mouse LOGITECH VX Revolution Laser P/N:931690: USB; Logitech VX Revolution 74.61

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Mouse -/- MICROSOFT
Mouse MICROSOFT Basic Optical MODEL_TEXT Mouse MICROSOFT Basic Optical P/N:P58-00007: PS2/USB, Optical 2-.+scroll OEM 11.03
Mouse MICROSOFT Basic Optical Black MODEL_TEXT Mouse MICROSOFT Basic Optical Black P/N:Q66-00031: PS2/USB, Optical 2-.+scroll OEM 11.03
Mouse MICROSOFT Comfort 3000 1.0 MODEL_TEXT Mouse MICROSOFT Comfort 3000 1.0 P/N:FA1-00004: PS2/USB; Optical, 2- + 1. Tilt (. . ). : &#34&#34/. 19.97
Mouse MICROSOFT Intelli Explorer 3.0A PS2/USB MODEL_TEXT Mouse MICROSOFT Intelli Explorer 3.0A PS2/USB P/N:B75-00117: PS2/USB 5- . . : &#34&#34. 45.18

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Mouse MICROSOFT Laser 6000 black MODEL_TEXT Mouse MICROSOFT Laser 6000 black
P/N:B7G-00003: USB; . . :. 31.52
Mouse MICROSOFT Optical Intelli 1.1 MODEL_TEXT Mouse MICROSOFT Optical Intelli 1.1 P/N:D58-00017: PS2/USB; Optical, 5 +. : /&#34&#34 18.39

. BIOSTAR P4M890-M7 w/LAN MODEL_TEXT. BIOSTAR P4M890-M7 w/LAN Socket 775, VIA P4M890 + 8237R+, FSB 1066 MHz, Conroe ready, Dual channel 2 DDR2 533, UATA/133, 2 SATAII, VGA onboard, PCIe x16, 1 PCIe x1, 2 PCI, AC97 5.1 channel Sound, 4+4 USB 2.0, LAN 10/100, mATX 54.64

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. GIGABYTE GA-7VT600F w/LAN/FireWire MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-7VT600F w/LAN/FireWire Socket A, VIA KT600+8237, FSB 400 MHz, 3 DDR 400, UATA/133, SATA, AGP 8x, 5 PCI, AC`97 5.1 Sound, IEEE1394, LAN 10/100, ATX, Xpress Install, Xpress Recovenry, EasyTune4, @BIOS, Q-Flash 40.98
. GIGABYTE GA-8I865GME-775 w/LAN MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-8I865GME-775 w/LAN Socket 775, i865G+ICH5, FSB 800MHz, Prescott ready, 2 DDR 400, Serial ATA, ATA/100, AGP 8X, video onboard, 3 PCI, Gigabit LAN, USB 2.0, ALC653 5.1 Channel Sound, mATX, HT Technology, Xpress Install, Xpress Recovery, Xpress BIOS Rescue, EasyTune 4, @BIOS, 48.34
. GIGABYTE GA-8I945G-MF w/LAN/FireWire MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-8I945G-MF w/LAN/FireWire Socket 775, I945G+ICH7, FSB 1066MHz, Dual core ready, 4 DDR2 667, SATA II, ATA/100, VGA on board, PCIe x16, 1 PCIe x1, 2 PCI, Gigabit LAN Marvell, USB 2.0, AC97 5.1, IEEE1394 (by optional cable), mATX, M.I.T., Download Center, S.O.S., C.O.M., Miracle of X 65.15

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. GIGABYTE GA-8I945GMH-RH w/LAN/RAID/FireWire MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-8I945GMH-RH w/LAN/RAID/FireWire
Socket 775, I945G+ICH7-DH, FSB 1066MHz, Viiv, Pentium dual core (9xx) ready, 4 DDR2 667, RAID, SATA II, ATA/100, VGA on board, PCIe x16, 1 PCIe x1, 2 PCI, Gigabit LAN Intel Vidalia 82573L, USB 2.0, AC97 7.1, IEEE1394a, mATX, M.I.T., Download Center, S.O.S 108.23
. GIGABYTE GA-8N-SLI Pro w/LAN/FireWire/SLI MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-8N-SLI Pro w/LAN/FireWire/SLI Socket 775, nForce4 SLI IE+ MCP04, FSB 1066MHz, Pentium D support, 4 DDRDual channel, UATA/133, 4 SATA II, 2 PCI-Express x16, 2 PCI-Express x1, 2 PCI, AC97 7.1, S/PDIF, USB 2.0, IEEE 1394b, 2 Gigabit LAN, ATX, Dual BIOS, NVIDIA Firewall, C.I.A. 2, M 123.99
. GIGABYTE GA-945GCMX-S2 w/LAN MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-945GCMX-S2 w/LAN Socket 775, I945G+ICH7, FSB 1066MHz, Conroe ready, 2 DDR2 533, SATA II, ATA/100, VGA on board, PCIe x16, 1 PCIe x4, 2 PCI, Gigabit LAN (Marvell 8001), USB 2.0, AC97 5.1 (Realtek ALC888), mATX, Virtual Dual BIOS, M.I.T., Download Center, S.O.S., C.O.M., Mi 62.00
. GIGABYTE GA-945GM-DS2 w/LAN MODEL_TEXT. GIGABYTE GA-945GM-DS2 w/LAN Socket 775, I945G+ICH7, FSB 1066MHz, Conroe ready, 4 DDR2 667, SATA II, ATA/100, VGA on board, PCIe x16, 1 PCIe x1, 2 PCI, Gigabit LAN (Realtek 8111), USB 2.0, AC97 5.1 (Realtek ALC883), mATX, Virtual Dual BIOS. Polymer Aluminium Capacitors. 83.01

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DVD+ DKS-5550Q MODEL_TEXTDKS-5550Q LG DVDR/RW*DivX*SVCD*VCD*MP3*WMA*CD-R/RW*CD-DA*DVD-Audio*JPEG* (4000 ), +.*Dolby Digital*DolbyPrologic II*DTS*3D Surround Sound*5.1 CH Pre-out*.*ZOOM* 127.08
LG V-C3055NT MODEL_TEXTV-C3055NT LG 54.95
LG V-C5281ST MODEL_TEXTV-C5281ST LG 78.99
LG V-C5284ST MODEL_TEXTV-C5284ST LG 98.45

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LG V-C5671HT MODEL_TEXTV-C5671HT LG 89.30
LG V-C5681HT MODEL_TEXTV-C5681HT LG 98.45
LG V-C5682HTM MODEL_TEXTV-C5682HTM LG 107.63
LG V-C5683HTU MODEL_TEXTV-C5683HTU LG 116.78

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-/- Samsung
Samsung VC-C5357H3W MODEL_TEXTVC-C5357H3W Samsung 103.63
Samsung VC-C7355V3S MODEL_TEXTVC-C7355V3S Samsung   , - 1600   , - 400   , - 1,4   H11  Twister    (600 )  .     180.20
Samsung VCC4141V3N MODEL_TEXTVCC4141V3N Samsung 63.37
Samsung VCC4181V30 MODEL_TEXTVCC4181V30 Samsung 74.42

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VC-5916VN33 MODEL_TEXTVC-5916VN33 Samsung
350-1600 * 3.*.*. * .* ,,:2.4, 61.10
VC-6015 VN3B MODEL_TEXTVC-6015 VN3B Samsung 350-1500 * 3.*.*. * .* 58.40
VC-6025 VN3R MODEL_TEXTVC-6025 VN3R Samsung 350-1500 * 3.* * 5-. ,.,,. , ,.: 3,8 64.68
VC-C4046 V3S MODEL_TEXTVC-C4046 V3S Samsung 370-1400 * 3.* HEPA *.*.* .* - 58.61

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VC-C4047 V3R MODEL_TEXTVC-C4047 V3R Samsung
370-1500 * 3.* HEPA *.*.* .* - 67.77
VCC4130S31 MODEL_TEXTVCC4130S31 Samsung 320-1600 * 2.* *. VT77*.*.* ,, ():365 x 275 x 230 61.10
VCC5148V33 MODEL_TEXTVCC5148V33 Samsung ,:440-1800, ,:2.4, ,. Twister, H11,.,.,. 83.56

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Siemens VS08G2212 MODEL_TEXTVS08G2212 Siemens 246.16
Siemens VS54A95 MODEL_TEXTVS54A95 Siemens 132.12

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. Bosch SGV43E23EU MODEL_TEXTSGV43E23EU Bosch 784.21
. Bosch SGV43M03EU MODEL_TEXTSGV43M03EU Bosch 877.66
. Bosch SRS40E02EU MODEL_TEXTSRS40E02EU Bosch 493.44

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FD 2Gb USB2.0 A-DATA PD3-X`mas MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 A-DATA PD3-X`mas USB 1.1/2.0, , 70*19*10mm, 15 32.57
FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER AH123 MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER AH123 P/N:91.CHE0X.1000: mod:Handy Steno 2.0 AH123, USB 1.1/2.0, - 15MB/sec, - 10MB/sec, 38x15x5mm 26.27
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FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER AH220 MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER AH220
P/N:91.AHE0D.000: Handy Steno 2.0 AH220, USB 1.1/2.0, - 10MB/sec, - 8MB/sec, 10 /1. 19.97
FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER AH221 MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER AH221 P/N:AP2GAH221B-1: Handy Steno 2.0 AH221, USB 1.1/2.0, - 10MB/sec, - 8MB/sec, 10 /1. 19.97
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FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER HT203 200x MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 APACER HT203 200x P/N:91.HTD2X.R41: mod:Handy Steno 2.0 HT203 Windows ReadyBoost , USB 1.1/2.0, R/W - up to 30/20 MB/sec, USB cable+docking station, Security/Booting/Formatting/Compressing functions 34.68

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FD 2Gb USB2.0 KINGSTON DTI/2GB MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 KINGSTON DTI/2GB P/N:KUSBDTI/2GB: mod:DataTraveler I, USB 1.1/2.0 19.97
FD 2Gb USB2.0 KINGSTON DTMFP/2GB MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 KINGSTON DTMFP/2GB P/N:DTMFP/2GB: mod:DataTraveler Mini Fun Purple, USB 1.1/2.0, 38x19x8mm, BigFish Studios: Atlantis Magic Vines 21.54
FD 2Gb USB2.0 TWINMOS F1 FINGERPRINT MODEL_TEXT FD 2Gb USB2.0 TWINMOS F1 FINGERPRINT P/N:FF1-2GB: USB2.0 Mobile Disk F1- Fingerprint, USB 1.1/2.0, Resolution- 508 dpi, Image Level - 256 gray levels (8-bit ADC), 80x22x10mm, 15g, 34.68
FD 4Gb USB2.0 APACER AH221 MODEL_TEXT FD 4Gb USB2.0 APACER AH221 P/N:AP4GAH221B-1: Handy Steno 2.0 AH221, USB 1.1/2.0, - 10MB/sec, - 8MB/sec, 10 /1. 37.83

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CP-Epson-T054750 red - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T018401 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T054950 blue - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T054850 matte black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T026401 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T054050 gloss - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T049550 lc - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T049450 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T049350 m - 20 , 2007 HP LaserJet (Q5949) - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T049650 lm - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T052040 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T050140 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T055150 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T055250 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 6PM - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 6Y - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-E16/E30 - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 6PC - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 6M - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 3eY - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 6BK - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 6C - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T013401 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T014401 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T06314A black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T055450 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T055350 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T06324A c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T06334A m - 20 , 2007 Epson (T051142) x2 - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T06344A y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T049250 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T049150 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T041040 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T040140 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T039050 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T042240 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T042340 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T044240 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T044140 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T042440 y - 20 , 2007 EPSON 592 EPSON 579 EPSON 593
EPSON 592 EPSON 580 EPSON 591 EPSON 590 EPSON 590 EPSON 589 HP 601 EPSON 590 EPSON 591 EPSON 590 EPSON 593 EPSON 593 Canon 578 Canon 578 Canon 578 Canon 577 Canon 577 Canon 576 Canon 577 Canon 577 EPSON 579 EPSON 579 EPSON 594 EPSON 594 EPSON 593 EPSON 594 EPSON 594 EPSON 595 EPSON 595 EPSON 589 EPSON 589 EPSON 584 EPSON 584 EPSON 584 EPSON 585 EPSON 585 EPSON 586 EPSON 585 EPSON 585

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CP-Epson-T038150 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T037040 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T033350 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T033250 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T033150 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T033450 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T033550 lc - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T036140 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T033650 lm - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T044340 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T044440 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T027401 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T028401 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T029401 color - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 3ePM - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T048340 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T048640 lm - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T048540 lc - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T048440 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T032140 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T032240 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T047350 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T047250 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T046150 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T047450 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T048140 black - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T032340 m - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T048240 c - 20 , 2007 CP-Epson-T032440 y - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 24 color - 20 , 2007 Panasonic KX-FA55A - 20 , 2007 CP-Canon-BCI 3ePC - 20 , 2007 HP (51629AE) - 20 , 2007 HP (C6657AE) - 20 , 2007 HP LaserJet (Q2612A) - 20 , 2007 HP LaserJet (Q2613A) - 20 , 2007 Panasonic KX-FA57A - 20 , 2007 Panasonic KX-FAT88A - 20 , 2007 SAMSUNG ML-1520D3 - 20 , 2007 SAMSUNG ML-1610D2 - 20 , 2007 SAMSUNG ML-1210D3 - 20 , 2007 CP-Samsung-ML1710D3 - 20 , 2007 EPSON 584 EPSON 583 EPSON 582 EPSON 582 EPSON 582 EPSON 582 EPSON 583 EPSON 583 EPSON 583 EPSON 586 EPSON 586 EPSON 580 EPSON 580 EPSON 580 Canon 576 EPSON 588 EPSON 589 EPSON 588 EPSON 588 EPSON 581 EPSON 581 EPSON 587 EPSON 587 EPSON 586 EPSON 587 EPSON 587 EPSON 581 EPSON 588 EPSON 581 Canon 575 PANASONIC 604 Canon 576 HP 603 HP 602 HP 601 HP 601 PANASONIC 604 PANASONIC 604 Samsung 605 Samsung 606 Samsung 605 Samsung 605

MICROLAB 183 MICROLAB 182 MICROLAB 183 MICROLAB 183 MICROLAB 183 MICROLAB 182 MICROLAB 181 MICROLAB 184 MICROLAB 181 MICROLAB 181 MICROLAB 182 MICROLAB 182 PHILIPS 187 PHILIPS 186 PHILIPS 187 PHILIPS 187 MICROLAB 181 PHILIPS 186

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PHILIPS SPA1300/00 2.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB X23 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB X25 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB X27 5.1 - 20 , 2007 PHILIPS MMS460/00 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB X2 5.1 White - 20 , 2007 4U T-01 2.0 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH Z-5500 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6201 2.0 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH Z-5400 5.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH Z-4 2.1 Wood - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH Z-3 2.1 Wood - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6331 2.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6351 2.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6661 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6662 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6623 5.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6601 5.1 Silver - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB A6601 5.1 Black - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH Z-2300 2.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH X-530 5.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH S100 Black - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH S200 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH S100 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH R-20 2.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH R-10 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH S500 Black 5.1 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE INSPIRE T6100 5.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH X-210 2.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH X-230 2.1 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH X-140 - 20 , 2007 LOGITECH X-120 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE INSPIRE T3100 2.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB B18 2.0 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE INSPIRE P5800 5.1 - 20 , 2007 4U E100D 2.1 Black - 20 , 2007 4U N200 2.0 - 20 , 2007 4U N300 2.0 - 20 , 2007 4U T-015 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U T-015 2.1 (b) - 20 , 2007 4U E515 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U E390 2.1 - 20 , 2007 PHILIPS 186 MICROLAB 184 MICROLAB 184 MICROLAB 185 PHILIPS 186 MICROLAB 184 4U 152 Logitech 172 MICROLAB 173 Logitech 172 Logitech 172 Logitech 172 MICROLAB 173 MICROLAB 173 MICROLAB 174 MICROLAB 174 MICROLAB 174 MICROLAB 174 MICROLAB 173 Logitech 171 Logitech 171 Logitech 169 Logitech 170 Logitech 169 Logitech 169 Logitech 169 Logitech 170
CREATIVE 154 Logitech 171 Logitech 171 Logitech 170 Logitech 170 CREATIVE 154 MICROLAB 175 CREATIVE 153 4U 149 4U 151 4U 151 4U 152 4U 152 4U 151 4U 151

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4U E191 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U E190 II 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U E198 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U E198 2.1 (b) - 20 , 2007 4U E260 2.1 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE INSPIRE 245 2.0 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE INSPIRE 265 2.0 - 20 , 2007 4U A505 2.1 (b) - 20 , 2007 4U A505 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U A530 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U A540 2.1 - 20 , 2007 MICROLAB M930 2.1 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE INSPIRE 280 2.0 - 20 , 2007 4U A500 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U A100 5.1 - 20 , 2007 4U A200 2.1 - 20 , 2007 4U A200 5.1 - 20 , 2007 4U A300 5.1 - 20 , 2007 LABTEC Spin 95 2.0 - 20 , 2007 LABTEC Spin 85 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 606 2.0 Black - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 606 2.0 Silver - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 606 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 500 2.0 Silver - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 500 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 608 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 608 2.0 Black - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 611 2.0 Silver - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 611m 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 611 2.0 Black - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 611 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 608 2.0 Silver - 20 , 2007 F&D SPS 2000 - 20 , 2007 F&D IS-400 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE SBS580 5.1 - 20 , 2007 F&D HT-475 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE SBS380 2.1 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE SBS260 2.0 - 20 , 2007 CREATIVE SBS240 2.0 - 20 , 2007 F&D IC-300 - 20 , 2007 F&D IF-500 - 20 , 2007 F&D IS-200 - 20 , 2007 4U 150 4U 149 4U 150 4U 150 4U 150 CREATIVE 153 CREATIVE 153 4U 148 4U 148 4U 148 4U 149 MICROLAB 180 CREATIVE 153 4U 148 4U 147 4U 147 4U 147 4U 147 LABTEC 168 LABTEC 168 F&D 159 F&D 159 F&D 159 F&D 158 F&D 158 F&D 159 F&D 160 F&D 161 F&D 161 F&D 160 F&D 160 F&D 160 F&D 158 F&D 158 CREATIVE 155 F&D 156 CREATIVE 155 CREATIVE 155 CREATIVE 154 F&D 156 F&D 156 F&D 157

PROVIEW 352 SAMSUNG 355 SAMSUNG 355 SAMSUNG 356 SAMSUNG 356 SAMSUNG 356 SAMSUNG 356 SAMSUNG 355 SAMSUNG 355 SAMSUNG 354 PROVIEW 353 SAMSUNG 354 SAMSUNG 354 SAMSUNG 354 PHILIPS 348 PHILIPS 348 LG 342 LG 341 LG 342 LG 342 LG 343 LG 342 LG 341 LG 341 LG 340 LG 340 LG 340 LG 340 LG 341 LG 343 LG 343 MAG 346 MAG 346 MAG 346 MAG 347 PHILIPS 348 MAG 347 MAG 346 LG 345 LG 344 LG 343

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19`` LG TFT L1953TR-BF black - 20 , 2007 19`` LG TFT L1953TR-SF silver - 20 , 2007 19`` LG TFT L1970HR-BF black - 20 , 2007 19`` SAMSUNG TFT 960BF - 20 , 2007 20`` PHILIPS TFT 200XW7EB black - 20 , 2007 LG 344 LG 344 LG 344 SAMSUNG 357

PHILIPS 351

. Whirlpool AFG8150WP - 02 , Whirl 558 . Whirlpool AFG8142WP - 22 , Whirl 558 . AFB 823 - 13 , Whirl 558 SFR167Wh - 13 , Indes 530. Sony MHC-GNZ333D - 22 , Son 23 Bosch MFW1501 - 14 , Bosch MFW1550 - 14 , Bosch Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb Gb 297 Bosch 452
HDD 400 Gb HITACHI 16Mb SATA - 20 , 2007 HDD 400 Gb SAMSUNG HD401LJ 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 400 Gb SEAGATE 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 400 Gb WD 4000YS 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 40 Gb TOSHIBA 2.5`` 5400 - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb WD 800JD 8Mb SATA - 20 , 2007 HDD 320 Gb WD 3200JS 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 320 Gb WD 3200YS 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 40 Gb SAMSUNG SP0411N - 20 , 2007 HDD 500 Gb HITACHI 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 500 Gb SAMSUNG HD501LJ 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb SAMSUNG HD080HJ SATAII - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb SAMSUNG SP0842N - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb SEAGATE 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb SAMSUNG 2.5`` 5400 8Mb - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb WD 800BB W2 - 20 , 2007 HDD 500 Gb WD5000AAKS 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 60 Gb MAXTOR 540x - 20 , 2007 HDD 320 Gb WD 3200AAKS 16Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb WD 800AAJS 8Mb SATA-II - 20 , 2007 HDD 80 Gb HITACHI 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 160 Gb WD 1600AAJS 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 160 Gb SEAGATE 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 160 Gb WD 1600JS 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 160 Gb WD 1600YS 16Mb SATA - 20 , 2007 HDD 200 Gb SAMSUNG SP2004C 8Mb SATA - 20 , 2007 HDD 160 Gb SAMSUNG SP1603C SATAII - 20 , 2007 HDD 160 Gb SAMSUNG HD160JJ SATAII - 20 , 2007 HDD 120 Gb HITACHI 8Mb SATA II - 20 , 2007 HDD 120 Gb SAMSUNG HD120IJ SATAII - 20 , 2007

. Siemens WS12X460BY - 03 , Sie 504. Siemens WS10X460BY - 02 , Sie 504. Siemens WM14E461BY - 28 , Sie 502. Siemens WM14S740OE - 14 , Sie 502. Siemens WM16S740OE - 14 , Sie 503. Siemens WS10X160OE - 14 , Sie 503. LG WD-80154NP - 22 ,. LG WD-14376TD - 10 , 20 LG 500 LG 500
. Siemens WM12E461BY - 10 , 20 Sie 502. Whirlpool AWM9100GH - 03 , Whi 506. / Whirlpool AWE7515 - 14 , Whi 507. / Siemens WP12T550BY - 22 , Sie 504. LG WD-10164NP - 10 , 20 LG 499. Siemens WXS1267BY - 14 , Sie 504. / Whirlpool AWE6415 - 14 , Whi 506. Siemens WDI1441EU - 14 , Sie 505 (40.) WLX24360OE - 13 , Bos 488 (40.) WLF16260OE - 13 , Bos 488 (40.) WLX20360OE - 13 , Bos 488

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(.) AVXL 109 (R) - 13 , Ari 483 (40.) AVSL 800 (CSI) V - 13 , Ari 481 (.) WM12E361BY - 13 , Sie 505 (68.) AWM9100GH-W - 13 , Whi 507 - Whirlpool AWZ410 - 01 , Whi 507 (54.) AVD 109 (EX) - 13 , Ari 481 (54.) AVD 109 S (EX) - 13 , Ari 482 (54.) AVL 800 (CIS) - 13 , Ari 482 (54.) AVL 129 (R) - 13 , Ari 482 (54.) AVD 129 (EX) - 13 , Ari 482 (.) Bosch WAA24260BY - 01 , Bos 488 (40.) AVSL 1090 (CSI) V - 13 , Ari 481 (40) WISL 92 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 496 (40.) WISL 85 (EX) V - 13 , Ind 496 (40) WISL 83 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 496 (40) WISL 82 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 495 (40) WISL 102 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 495 (40) WISL 105 (SL) (CSI) - 13 , Ind 495 (/.) WITL 106 (EU) - 13 , Ind 496 (.) MOON SIXL 126 (EU) - 13 , Ind 497 (.) WIL 102 (R) - 13 , Ind 498 (.) WAE16161OE - 13 , Bos 489 (.) WIE 107 (EX) - 13 , Ind 498 (.) WIA 80 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 498 (.) MOON SIXL 129 (EU) - 13 , Ind 497 (.) MOON SIXL 129D (EU) - 13 , Ind 497 (40) WISE 12 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 495 (.) WIA 102 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 497 (/.) AVTF 109 (EU)/HA - 13 , Hot 492 (/.) AVTL 104(EU)/HA - 13 , Hot 492 Bosch WLX24460OE - 14 , Bos 490 Bosch WAA16161OE - 14 , Bos 489 (.) WFR2441 - 13 , Bos 489 (40) WISA 81 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 494 (/.) AVTL 109 (EU)/HA - 13 , Hot 492 Bosch WAA20260OE - 14 , Bos 490 (33) WIU 102 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 493 (40) WISA 101 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 494 (40) MOON SISL 106S (EU) - 13 , Ind 494 (33) WIUE 10 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 493 (33) WIUL 83 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 494 (33) WIU 81 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 493

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(33) WIU 82 (CSI) - 13 , Ind 493 Kensington Contour Backpack - 20 , 2007 389 15``/15.4`` DICOTA N13998P - 20 , 2007 389 Kensington Contour Balance Notebook B - 20 , 2007 390 Kensington Contour Balance Notebook R - 20 , 2007 390 Kensington Contour Balance Notebook C - 20 , 2007 390 15`` Sumdex PON-355BK - 20 , 2007 388 15`` Sumdex PON-302BK - 20 , 2007 388 Kensington Contour Cargo Notebook Mes - 20 , 2007 390 15`` Sumdex PON-354BK - 20 , 2007 388 15``/15.4`` DICOTA 9048 - 20 , 2007 389 15``/15.4`` DICOTA N11588P - 20 , 2007 389 Kensington SaddleBag Sport - 20 , 2007 392 Kensington Simply Portable Roller - 20 , 2007 393 Kensington Simply Portable Two - 20 , 2007 393 Kensington ValuCase 1 - 20 , 2007 393 15`` Sumdex PON-100 - 20 , 2007 388 Kensington Contour Traveller Notebook - 20 , 2007 392 Kensington Contour Traveller Notebook - 20 , 2007 392 Kensington Contour Overnight Roller - 20 , 2007 391 Kensington Contour Pro - 20 , 2007 391 Kensington Contour Terrain Notebook C - 20 , 2007 391 Kensington Contour Terrain Notebook M - 20 , 2007 392 Kensington Contour Cargo Notebook Sle - 20 , 2007 391 15.4`` DICOTA N14528P - 20 , 2007 383 15.4`` DICOTA N14498N - 20 , 2007 383 15.4`` DICOTA N14578P - 20 , 2007 384 15.4`` Porto KCB-02 - 20 , 2007 384 15.4`` Porto KCB-02 BKP - 20 , 2007 384 15.4`` DICOTA N/12468/P - 20 , 2007 383 15.4`` DECODE DRU-002BK - 20 , 2007 383 Lenovo Case - Backpack - 20 , 2007 394

P/NO.3828JS8030C

MODEL:GC-339NGLS

REFRIGERATOR OPERATION MANUAL
PLEASE READ THE MANUAL CAREFULLY BEFORE USING THE REFRIGERATOR. AFTER READING THE MAUNAL, PLEASE KEEP IT FOR REFERENCE WHEN NECESSARY.

CONTENTS

FEATURE CHART... 1 HANDLING THE UNIT... 2 INSTALLATION... 3 IMPORTANT WARNINGS.. 4-5 OPERATION.... 6-8 STORING FOOD... 9-10 OPERATION/DISASSEMBLING/REPLACEMENT OF REFRIGERATOR ACCESSORIES.. 11 CLEANING... 12 TROUBLESHOOTING.. 13 NOT A PROBLEM...14 ACCESSORIES....15

FEATURE CHART

Refrigerator Compartment Lamp Fresh Air Fan Multi Function Rack
Refrigerator Compartment Shelf Deodorizer Double Pull Tilted Fresh Drawer Intelligent Dynamic Cooling Room Drawer Small Drawer Ice Maker Ice Cube Box Freezer Drawer Slide Door Rack

Bottle Guide

Lower Cover Leveling Screw The Lower Cover is in Refrigerator Compartment before shipment Installing and operating the refrigerator according to the graphic representation.
Note: This chart is only for your reference, it may vary with the fact product.

HANDLING THE UNIT

Before transport the product
1.Remove all food in the refrigerator, securely fasten down all loose and fragile items inside the refrigerator with a gummed tape. 2.Tighten the leveling screws toward

When transporting

1.Firmly hold the leveling screws at the bottom of the refrigerator and the upper handle at the back of the refrigerator. 2.Do not tilt refrigerator when transporting. 3.The refrigerator must stand in the vehicle when transporting it. (Otherwise, it may cause a malfunction.)

Leveling Screw

Note: Please tighten the leveling screws towar
ing, or you cant move the leveling screws.
when transporting. It may cause oor scratch-

IMPORTANT WARNINGS

ACCESSIBILITY OF SUPPLY PLUG
The refrigerator-freezer should be so positioned that the supply plug is accessible for quick Disconnection when accident happens.

SUPPLY CORD REPLACEMENT

If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer or its service agent or a similarly qualied person in order to avoid a hazard.

INSTALLATION

Refrigerator should be installed in a weak or uneven place. - Unstable installation may cause vibration and noise. - Make the refrigerator level by rotating the height adjusting screws if necessary. - The refrigerator door can be closed easily when the front side of the refrigerator is higher than the back side. - Carpet or oorcloth on which a refrigerator is installed may be discolored by heat from the bottom of the refrigerator. So, it is necessary to place a thick pad below the refrigerator. Keep a proper distance from other things - Too small a distance from adjacent items may result in lowered freezing capability and increased electricity charges consumption
Keep a proper distance larger than 30cm (from ceiling) Larger than 5cm (from back wall)
Front side higher than other parts Larger than 2cm (from left and right)
Avoid moisture - Avoid placing the unit near moisture or any place that is easily splashed by water. - A wet or near-water place, refrigerator may be rusted or electricity may be leaking.
Avoid placing the unit near heat or coal gas. - Too high ambient temperature may result in lowered freezing capability and increased electricity charges consumption. - Coal gas and smoke may discolor the appearance of refrigerator.

Moisture Bottom Pad

Warning: To avoid the following operations in different environment.
Connect the refrigerator to its own individual electrical outlet.

- Dont double up with other appliances on the same outlet, it will cause re due to heat generation.
Use individual electrical outlet
Unplug the power cord from the outlet before lamp replacement. Never unplug your refrigerator by pulling on the power cord.
- To avoid electrical shock, do not replace the lamp before the power is off. - The power cord may be broken when pulling the power cord to unplug it from the outlet.
Keep a clearance between the refrigerator and the outlet.
Do not place heavy object on the refrigerator.
- They may fall down and cause injury when opening the door.
- The outlet may be extruded from the refrigerator and damaged, causing re and electrical shock.
Do not touch frozen surfaces with wet hands.
- It could cause frostbite due to low temperature.
Unplug the power supply plug when cleaning. Do not unplug it with wet hands.
- Otherwise, it may cause electrical shock.
Do not play with the body against the door.
- The ngers may be clamped and injured due to the refrigerator falling down. Especially, be careful for children!
Do not store inammable materials such as aether, benzene, alcohol and dry gas in the refrigerator.
- It may cause explosion.
Do not store medicine and academic materials in the refrigerator.
- Do not store the materials with strict temperature control in the refrigerator. They may be spoiled or reacted unexpectedly.

aether benzene

alcohol
Keep far away from open ame.
- Otherwise, it may cause re.
When coal gas leaks, do not touch the refrigerator and the power outlet, turn off the gas and open a window for ventilation.
- Otherwise, it may generate spark and cause explosion, resulting the risk of re and burn.
Do not place the liquid container such as vase, cup, cosmetic and medicine above the refrigerator.
- Water splashing may reduce insulation and cause electric shock and re. Or it may constitute a risk of injury to person due to the container falling down.
Do not store bottles in the freezer compartment.
- They may break when frozen
Avoid placing the unit near moisture or any place that is easily splashed by water.

- A wet or near-water place, refrigerator may be rusted or electricity may be leaking.
Unplug the power plug when not using it for a long time.
- Otherwise, insulation will decrease and may cause electrical shock and re.
Firmly hold the leveling screw at the bottom of the refrigerator and the upper handle at the back of the refrigerator when carrying the refrigerator.
- Otherwise, the refrigerator may fall down.
Insert the power plug ve minutes after unplugging it from the outlet.
- Otherwise, the compressor will overload and may cause a malfunction.

OPERATION

Use the function keys on the display panel in the front of the refrigerator.
Power On: Turn on the power supply, all indicators light 5 seconds and the buzzer sounds once. ( display as ) Initial Status: Displays the current time 12:00, informs user to calibrate time, please press to adjust time. Freezer Compartment Temperature -21 Dynamic Cooling Room Temperature 4 Refrigerator compartment 4 If the duration of the refrigerators power cut exceeds 2 days, the initial settings will be displayed when the refrigerator is powered on again (except for and ). The refrigerator is equipped with Fuzzy function. When you use this function, FUZZY indicator lamp always lights on. Alarm Minute The following operation instructions are used Enable for setting different functions (if the interval time Indicator Hour exceeds 10 seconds). If the interval time is less Refrigerator than 10 seconds, the refrigerator will regard it Compartment Refrigas continuous operation. You should press eration Stop Temperature Indicator to conrm when nishing the operation. Dynamic Cooling Then the settings can be taken into effect, Dynamic Compartment otherwise the settings will resume to the original CoolingCoTemperature partment status.The time for each key operation should Indicator be 0.5 second, the interval time between two Freezer Compartment Temperature operations should exceed 1 second, Super Freezing Indicator otherwise the key operations will not take effect.) Supper Freezing

1. Setting the Time:

Press key to display Hour LED, you can change the time for Hour by pressing and keys; Press key once again, change the time for Minute by using the same operations -> (The time is for reference only)
2. Setting the Temperature:
function is OFF): Press key to display Refrigerator Compartment Temperature LED, you can adjust the temperature between 2~8 by pressing and keys, then press key to complete the temperature setup. Dynamic Cooling Compartment Temperature Setup (The temperature will be xed at -7 and not be adjusted when refrigerator function is off): Press key 2 times to display Dynamic Cooling Compartment Temperature LED, you can change the temperature in this compartment to 4 , 2 , 0 , -2 , -4 , -7 by using the same operations which used for adjusting the refrigerator compartments temperature. Freezer Compartment Temperature Setup (not available when using the Super function): Press key 3 times to display Freezer Compartment Temperature LED, you can set the temperature between -17 ~ -24 by using the same operations which used for adjusting the refrigerator compartments temperature.

3. Other Settings:

Alarm: Enable Alarm: Before enable Alarm, press key, then and Hour LEDs will blink. Press or to adjust the time for Hour -> -> Minute LED blinks, press or to adjust the time for Minute, then press to complete the Alarm setup.
When Alarm enabled, please press until blinks, and press to cancel Alarm. Press again until and time LEDs blink, then set Alarm time again. Cancel Alarm: When Alarm enabled, press key -> , the Alarm is canceled. Refrigerator Compartment Stop Function: Set Refrigerator Compartment Stop: When refrigerator compartment stop is not enabled, press 2 times, blinks, Refrigerator Compartment Temperature LED light is off. Press to complete the setup of refrigerator compartment stop and lights. Cancel Refrigerator Compartment Stop: When the refrigerator compartment stop is enabled, press 2 times, Refrigerator Compartment Temperature LED light is on and blinks -> -> light is off. Super Freezing: Super Freezing Setting: When the super freezing is not enabled, press 3 times, blinks,then press or to adjust the time for super freezing (1/2/3 hours), press to complete the setup. (In such case, you cant adjust the freezer compartments temperature) Cancel the Super Freezing: When the super freezing is enabled, press 3 times, blinks, Freezer Compartment Temperature LED lights on, blinks -> -> lights off.

Starting

Please clean inside the refrigerator before operation. When your refrigerator is rst installed, allow 3 hours to stabilize at normal operating temperatures prior to lling it with fresh or frozen food. Make sure that there is about 5-8 mm clearance above the temperature sensors in the refrigerator compartment and freezer compartment to. Note: Do not put hot food near the temperature sensors, it may lead to high electric bills.

* When the power is off

Before the power is off: Store more ice cubes in the freezer compartment. Dont store any other food. Avoid frequent door openings.
- If the temperature of freezer compartment raises due to the power failure, the storing period of the food will be shorten and quality of the food will decrease. - If power failure will not be solved in a short time, please remove the condensed water and ice cubes at the bottom of the freezer drawer, otherwise the ice cubes and food will be frozen together. - If you put much food in the refrigerator at a time, please set the lowest temperature for each compartment and select rapid freezing mode for the longest time, then the temperature will reach a lower value in the shortest time.

DEFROSTING

Water in food and air will frost on the inside wall and the surface of shelf evaporator when the refrigerator is operating in cooling mode. The frost with certain thickness will affect the cooling effect, so it is necessary to regularly defrost your refrigerator in order to ensure efcient operation. Generally, the frost must be removed immediately when it exceeds 5mm.

Drainage pipe

Refrigerator Compartment Defrosting takes place automatically in the refrigerator through
controlling the compressor on/off. The defrosted water on inside wall ows through the drainage hole above vegetable drawer to the evaporating tray which is located in the lower back side the refrigerator and is evaporated automatically.
- Keep the drainage hole clean so that the defrosted water ows down to the evaporating tray smoothly. Once jammed, you can remove the pin in the drainage hole and clean it. Then put it back.
Intelligent Dynamic Cooling Room When the temperature in the dynamic cooling room is set
lower than 0 , it is normal that frost and ice appears around the cooling room; When the temperature is set higher than 0 , the frost will gradually melt.
Freezer compartment Manual defrost freezer Before defrosting - unplug the power plug, open the door and take out the food and drawers in the freezer, you can store the food in the refrigerator temporarily. Defrosting Use the defrosting board to scrape off the frost on the inside wall of the freezer and on the surface of the shelf evaporator. Wipe the defrosted water with a cloth and then dry. After defrosting turn on the power supply.

Ice making

1. Fill the ice tray with water and place it on the ice cube box. 2. To remove ice cubes, hold the knob of the tray and turn gently. Then, ice cubes drop in the ice cube box. To remove ice cubes easily, dunk the ice tray for a while.

STORING FOOD

Refrigerator Compartment
Store fresh food in the refrigerator compartment, those food have a short storage period. To enable Close refrigerator function when not using the refrigerator. More effective food storage for each section. 3 section: egg, butter, canned food, spices and so on. 4 section: drinks, bottled food and so on. 7 section: canned food, glazed fruit, cooked wheaten food, milk, acidophilus milk, sausage, meat, aquatic products and so on. 8 section: small objects such as cosmetic. 9 section: vegetables, fruits and so on.
Intelligent Dynamic Cooling Room
To store vegetables and fruits when the temperature is set 2, 4 ; To store sh and meat for a short time when the temperature is set lower than 0.

Freezer compartment

Store frozen food or need frozen food in the freezer compartment, those food have a long storage period. 1. Food applicable to freezing: meat, frozen meat, sausage, fowl, venison, sh, bread, cake and so on. 2. Food unable to be frozen: egg, acidophilus milk, mayonnaise, lettuce, radish, capsicum, onion and so on.
Important warnings when storing food
Do not place food or vesse against the back wall of the refrigerator.
- It could freeze due to low temperature.
Wash and wipe food before storing
- Vegetables and fruits should be washed and wiped prior to storage, and packed food such as bottled food should be wiped clean, to prevent adjacent food from spoiling.

Refrigerator Compartment Shelf
Allow hot food to cool prior to storing.
- Placing hot food in the refrigerator could spoil other food, and lead to high electric bills.
Do not store food which goes bad easily at low temperature for a long period.
- For example, bananas, pineapple.
When storing, wrap food, or place in a covered container. - This prevents moisture from evaporating and odor passing on to other foods.
- They may break when frozen. - Liquor and water in the container should not exceed 80% of the cubage.
OPERATION/DISASSEMBLING/REPLACEMENT OF REFRIGERATOR ACCESSORIES
Refrigerator Compartment Shelf - Raise the front of shelf slightly and pull forward. Refrigerator Compartment Door Rack - Hold and lift the ends, take it out.
Freezer Drawer - Raise the front and pull forward.
Moveable Rack - Raise the front of movable rack and pull it out.
Fresh Air Fan - Force cold air circulate to keep same temperature around the refrigerator and cool the food rapidly.
Double Pull Tilted Fresh Drawer - Press and hold the drawer button and pull it out.
Refrigerator Lamp - Lamp specications: 240V/20W. - Lamp Replacement:
1. Unplug the power supply plug. 2. Push the lamp cover out with hand (as shown 1 ), at the same time pull it out. 3. Remove the bad bulb and assemble new bulb. 4. Reassemble the lamp cover and insert the power plug.

CLEANING

Before cleaning - Unplug the power supply plug rst to ensure safety.

When cleaning

Compartment Shelves and Door Racks
- Regular cleaning of compartment shelves and door racks is recommended
Regular cleaning is recommended

Exterior of Refrigerator

- Wipe with a cloth slightly moistened with detergent and then dry.

Magnetic Door Seals

- Water stain and fruit juice accumulated on the door seals may decrease seal effect. So regular cleaning of the door especially the bottom is necessary.
Regular wiping is recommended

Vegetable Drawer

- Vegetable compartment can be easily lled with water. If more water accumulated on the surface of vegetables, vegetables may be frozen. Regular cleaning of vegetable compartment is recommended.
Do not wash the refrigerator directly.
- Water may decrease the insulation effect and cause electricity leaking.
Do not use the following strong solvents for cleaning:
- Abstergent, petroleum, benzene, hydrochloric acid etc, as these might damage the surface of the unit.
After Cleaning Please check the following items:
- Has the power cord been damaged? - Has the power plug generated heat abnormally? - Has the power plug been inserted correctly?

TROUBLESHOOTING

If the malfunction persist after checking the following items, please unplug the power supply plug and contact with the local service center or dealer.
Refrigerator cooling does not operate
Power is off? Has the power cord plug been inserted correctly? Is the power voltage 230V?
The temperature you set for refrigerator compartment is too high? Chilling effect is poor The refrigerator is located in a place where exposed to direct sunlight, or near heat sources such as microwave oven? Have you placed hot food in the refrigerator? Have you stored a lot of foods in the refrigerator? Or open the door frequently? There must be proper clearance around your refrigerator. Food in Refrigerator Compartment frozen The temperature you set for refrigerator compartment is too low? Has the food been placed against the back wall of the refrigerator?
Has the refrigerator been installed on a unstable or uneven oor? Loud noise and abnormal noise(s) Has the back of the refrigerator been too close to the wall? Have you put other things on the top of the refrigerator?
It is normal that the noise is very loud when the refrigerator starts or stops operation. There is a sound when the refrigerator is installed on the oor board.

NOT A PROBLEM

Refrigerator surface condensation
- If the refrigerator is installed in a wet place or it operates in a rainy day, the outside wall of the refrigerator may occur condensation. The reason is that the water in the air contacts the warm surface of the refrigerator. Please wipe the water with a soft and dry cloth.
- You will hear this noise when the refrigerator stop operation. - This is the sound of freon owing inside the refrigerator. - This is the sound of evaporating freon in evaporator. - This sound is generated by the expansion/ contraction of the refrigerator accessories because internal temperature changes.
For a noise that sounds like water owing

Wipe with a soft cloth

The sound of water owing The sound of refrigerant owing
Refrigerator surface warm up

- There are high temperature tubes and condenser tubes in the refrigerator to prevent condensation. This phenomenon will occur more frequently in initial power on or in summer. This is a normal phenomenon, you can operation it in safety.
- If you install the refrigerator in wet place, or door left open for a long time, or store food with much water, you will nd condensed water on internal surface of the refrigerator.
There is condensation on the inside wall of refrigerator compartment

This is not a problem

ACCESSORIES
ACCESSORIES Drawer Shelves Small Drawer Ice Maker Ice Cube Box Slide Door Rack Fresh Air Fan Intelligent Dynamic Cooling Room Drawer Double Pull Tilted Fresh Drawer Lower Cover Egg Box Defrosting board Owners Manual Freezer compartment Refrigerator Compartment GC-339NGLS 1 Disposal of your old appliance 1. When this crossed-out wheeled bin symbol is attached to a product it means the product is covered by the European Directive 2002/96/EC. 2. All electrical and electronic products should be disposed of separately from the municipal waste stream via designated collection facilities appointed by the government or the local authorities. 3. The correct disposal of your old appliance will help prevent potential negative consequences for the environment and human health. 4. For more detailed information about disposal of your old appliance, please contact your city ofce, waste disposal service or the shop where you purchased the product.

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