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World Cup fever has hit Achieva Technology. The distributor is offering the A7S333 AMD-based Motherboard bundled with an Asus V7100 GeForce 2 MX400 64MB graphics card and a free Asus World Cup mini soccer ball. The A7S333 is a special edition package that comes with an extra large retail box to fit all the goodies. The mini soccer ball has an elastic string attached with a velcro to tie around the finger - very useful in keeping fingers fit while not on the mouse, according to Achieva. Available immediately, the bundle retails for $190.www.achieva.com.au.

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