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Tsukuba International School Computer Donation Drive
Author: Shaney Crawford, Issue: March 2006, Topic: Donations
First of all, a big "thank you" to all of you who attended the Tsukuba International School Charity Ballet in December. Thanks to the support of the Tsukuba international community, TIS was able to raise enough money to buy two new computers and some extra computer equipment!
Ideally, we would like to get at least two more new or (high quality) used computers to round out our collection. We have set out some specifications below. If you have a computer that meets (or beats) these specifications and you would like to donate it or sell it cheaply PLEASE CONTACT US!
Please use the contact form on this site:
Specifications
Style
- Desktop or Notebook
CPU
- Pentium
- 500MHz or above
- 256 RAM or above
- Sound card
- Ethernet Network Card (10/100Mbs)
Operating System
- Windows XP (Prefer English, but will accept Japanese)
Keyboard
- Prefer English, but will accept Japanese
Display
- Flat screen (TFT) monitor
- 15" screen (approx)
Speakers
- Stereo
Other Peripherals
- If you want to donate a printer or other peripheral equipment, please contact us.
If you have anything that is close to these specifications, please contact us!
Thank you for your continued support of TIS!
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