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£77 laptop is scam
A £78 Linux-based notebook with a 1.5GHz Celeron processor that turned heads across the internet looks to be a scam.
Swedish company Medison claimed to be behind the feat, but there is now evidence that customers who bought the notebook at a higher price six months ago have still not received the product.
Cue a flurry of media retraction from myself and Scandinavian site Ingeniøren who originally broke the story.
It just goes to show you should always read a review of a notebook from a trusted website or magazine, to prove the offer is genuine.
Posted by Emil Larsen on July 26, 2007 | Permalink
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