A. Use split with a regex that uses a character class (see Regular Expressions).

B. Use the match operator m// to capture (see perlretut and perlre) the bit you're interested in. 

my $str_A = q{Camedia C-730 UltraZoom\UZoom/UZ (White)};
my @words_A = split m{[-\\)\(/ ]+}, $str_A;
print "$_\n" for @words_A;

my $str_B = q{Acer Laptop XXYYY00MM 2.0 Ghz is an amazing piece};
my ( $words_B ) = $str_B =~ m{(.*Ghz)};
print "\n$words_B\n";

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Outputs: 

Camedia
C
730
UltraZoom
UZoom
UZ
White

Acer Laptop XXYYY00MM 2.0 Ghz

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In reply to Re: Multiple condition split by FunkyMonk
in thread Multiple condition split by Anonymous Monk

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