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Zenith launches multimedia PC

NEW DELHI, MAY 19. Zenith Computers today launched, along with chip major Intel, a multimedia PC for students.

`Topper Desktops,' co-created with Intel, comes with a CD-writer, modem, speakers, free Internet and a Topper 18 CD pack, a company release said here today. The CDs include softwares such as Career Launcher, a subsidiary of Intel Corp, vedic mathematics, Learn to Speak English, programming languages, Webster encyclopaedia, chess and Hutchison library. The computer has been priced at Rs. 23,000.

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