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Welcome to another PC Review News Edition. There have been a lot of developments in the computing industry this week, especially on the Microsoft front. Read on to find out more...
Earlier this week, Microsoft tried to claim the domain name mikerowesoft.com - owned by a 17 year old Canadian teenager, named Mike Rowe. Origionally the site was set up, not as a parody, but a play on his name and the software giant.
Microsoft wanted the site in return for the $10 registration fee, or they would persure legal action. This was considered a rather heavy handed action, and the strategy rethought my Microsoft. In the end, Mike Rowe ended up with a hefty bundle of goodies in return for the domain name:
Microsoft have also been in the news today as its figurehead and co-founder of the software giant becomes Sir Gates, in recognition of all his charity work and contribution to UK Enterprise.
<center><img border=0 src="https://www.pcreview.co.uk/images/news/260104/Boardlayout.jpg"><br>DFI LAN Party NFII Ultra B</center>
ClubOC have a review of the DFI LAN Party NFII Ultra B motherboard, and they seem to think it is one of the best motherboards that have ever seen. Check out the review
here
Hexus have a review of the S3 DeltaChrome we previewed earlier, but found a few flaws in a potentially good product. Be sure to read the review here. If S3 can pull this off, they may be able to corner the budget end of the market.
Earlier this week, Microsoft tried to claim the domain name mikerowesoft.com - owned by a 17 year old Canadian teenager, named Mike Rowe. Origionally the site was set up, not as a parody, but a play on his name and the software giant.
Microsoft wanted the site in return for the $10 registration fee, or they would persure legal action. This was considered a rather heavy handed action, and the strategy rethought my Microsoft. In the end, Mike Rowe ended up with a hefty bundle of goodies in return for the domain name:
Microsoft have also been in the news today as its figurehead and co-founder of the software giant becomes Sir Gates, in recognition of all his charity work and contribution to UK Enterprise.
<center><img border=0 src="https://www.pcreview.co.uk/images/news/260104/Boardlayout.jpg"><br>DFI LAN Party NFII Ultra B</center>
ClubOC have a review of the DFI LAN Party NFII Ultra B motherboard, and they seem to think it is one of the best motherboards that have ever seen. Check out the review
here
Hexus have a review of the S3 DeltaChrome we previewed earlier, but found a few flaws in a potentially good product. Be sure to read the review here. If S3 can pull this off, they may be able to corner the budget end of the market.