They haven't long been members of the care@HEXUS.community, but they're already causing a commotion. YOYOtech has a competition for you lovely people to enter, in which you could win a lovely bloo abit mobo. Check it out, you know you want to!
HEXUS.tv has undergone a rebirth today, with the implementation of the first stage of a new design. It's better looking, easier to use and now lower in salt!!!
What do you know about vPro? Not much? Loads and loads? Well Intel's Technical Marketing Engineer, David Hollway, is on hand to tell us all about it over on HEXUS.tv.
We take the ASUS COMMANDO motherboard over the review assault course and tell you whether it was discharged in dishonour or if it scaled the heights to earn a recommendation. Yes, sir, these low-quality military references will continue, sir. Read the HEXUS.review and let us know your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.
Win one of three copies of the artistically enchanting action adventure, Okami. We'll also throw in an exclusive t-shirt!
Microsoft officially launched Vista Home today and Evesham's Solar Storm PC showcases the Home Premium version. 
As a supplement to our chat with Intel's David Hollway about vPro, we have an overview of the platform and the various areas in which it provides useful features for businesses, from security to support. Check out the HEXUS.article and comment in the HEXUS.community.On a recent trip to Intel's U.K. H.Q. in Swindon, HEXUS spoke with Dimitrios Ziakas, an Intel business solutions specialist, and had a chance to chew the fat concerning Intel's quad-core Xeon processors.HEXUS managed to grab David Hollway, Technical Marketing Engineer, for a fireside chat about Intel's vPro technology and why it's a good thing for businesses.
Sat-nav specialist TomTom today belatedly admitted that some of its range-leading hard-disk-based GO 910 models are carrying virus infections - a situation the company seems to have known about since mid-December or perhaps even earlier but chose to say nothing about until now!
A new family of Core 2 processors will be hitting the market in the second half of this year. Intel's revealed info on what it's done to make these chips smaller, faster and more efficient. Put on your technical hat and find out what Intel's been doing to those teeny weeny transistors. Sound cool to you? Comment in the HEXUS.community, and give it a Digg.
If your wallet's alarm goes off at the GeForce 8800 GTX's £375+ price tag, help is at hand. ASUS steps up to the plate with its GTS model that's £100 cheaper. Take a look at this HEXUS.review to see if that's a ton well-saved or whether the GTS is a false economy. Please leave your comments in the HEXUS.community.
Once again we give you an excuse to don your detective hat. Take a look at this photo of a new product to enter the HEXUS.pipeline and see if you can work out what it is. Then, sit back and await the review!
Well, the GeminII isn't quite that big but click on this HEXUS.firstlook to see just why Cooler Master reckons it wil be a crushing success. Comment in the HEXUS.community.
Get saving folks, Sony have today released final details for the European launch of the Playstation 3.
MESH's monster rig pushes the performance envelope whilst not quite costing the earth? Is this the ultimate high-end PC? Find out by reading this HEXUS.review. We'd love to hear your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.
What happens when a Corsair Flash Voyager thumbdrive meets a boy racer intent on its demise?
Following on from the ATAPI/IDE 20x internal DVD burners that Lite-On IT unveiled in November, the company is introducing two further versions of what's claimed as the world's fastest DVD writer. One is external and USB, the other internal and (three cheers!) serial ATA.
Intel is holding out the promise of faster wireless connectivity - and greater range - from Windows Vista notebook computers that use its new-generation internal WiFi card.
You wanted to see more of the Brick Wars hardware physics demo, and your wish is our command.
Corsair’s 8GB Flash Voyager has massive capacity and class-leading performance. Find out if this is the removable storage that's just right for you in HEXUS.lifestyle.reviews. Let us know what you think in the HEXUS.community.
Mascot of the ATI Radeon range of graphics cards, Ruby, was discovered by us wearing her new "R600" look, when we did a bit of digging around at CES.
We now know for sure the sort of prices at which Windows Vista is going to sell in the UK - SCAN Computers having got Microsoft's permission to start taking orders and immediately ship 32-bit and 64-bit 'retail' OEM versions and sell standard retail versions for shipping on launch day, January 30. Standard retail versions look just as expensive as we feared but 'retail' OEM versions are far more reasonable.
The hacker who last month cracked the AACS (Advanced Access Content System) copy protection on movies in HD DVD format has now done the same with the AACS version that protects Blu-ray Disc high-def movies! And the hacker, muslix64, has also made available for download a tiny tool (just 18KByte) to let others try cracking Blu-ray Disc movies, too. Doubtless a GUI-based version will be along soon to join the one already available for HD DVD.
HEXUS can report that BitTorrent traffic is being monitored. We know that this isn't new to some of our USA readers. The difference here is that we have had a report that a user of UK ISP Pipex has been contacted over downloading “unlicensed copies of copyrighted computer programs”.
PC Partner, you say? Who is PC Partner? Only one of the largest manufacturers of PC components in the world. We interviewed the company’s president, Tony Wong, during our Dragon Tour. Find out what he told us on HEXUS.tv and comment in the HEXUS.community.
Apple will charge $29 for the final version of its Boot Camp utility for Mac OS X Tiger, according to rumours site MacScoop. Presumably, Apple is thinking to give Windows-using Mac owners an additional incentive to upgrade to OS X Leopard, since that will have an equivalent tool built in and appear cheaper than it would do otherwise.
Currently in the beta testing phase, Codemaster's Online Gaming's ambitious MMORPG set in Tolkein's World of Middle Earth is already looking like it could be something very special.It's starting to look as thought Microsoft has finally twigged that the retail launch of Windows Vista at the end of the month is likely to be an almighty flop, at least in the USA and Canada, but the company seems to be ignoring the consequence of inflated prices in the rest of the world. We like Vista a lot but think it's going to bomb at its launch unless prices are massively cut in the next 11 days.
EVGA lays claim to have the world’s fastest GeForce 8800 GTX cards. Is 626MHz core and 2GHz memory fast enough for you? Find our more in this HEXUS.headline. Comment in the HEXUS.community. 
Realistic physics is key to the future of gaming, and right at the forefront is Havok. We talked to Jeff Yates, Havok’s Vice President for Product Management about where the company came from (Dublin, believe it or not) and where he sees gaming is headed. Check out the video interview, only on HEXUS.tv. Comment in the HEXUS.community.
We've now got our heads around what Skype Pro is all about but can't say with any certainty who will or won't be better off adopting this pricing plan, rather than sticking with separate payments for SkypeOut and SkypeIn or, indeed, opting for something quite different from a phone or internet service provider. What is clear, though, is that - outside of the USA and Canada - the company has from today introduced a new 3.3p connection fee for each chargeable call made to a landline or mobile! The queue of Sony haters is growing with Valve's Gabe Newell being the latest person to slate the console.
We take a closer look at AMD’s claims that Quad FX is the platform for power users. Is its quad-core Megatasking ability all it’s cracked up to be? Read this HEXUS.review to find out. Share your comments in the HEXUS.community 
Today we introduce you to a brand new HEXUS.tv series Tested to Destruction. Over the weeks, we’ll be trying our darnedest to destroy Corsair Flash Voyager memory sticks. In this pilot episode, we asked visitors to I29 how they thought we should punish Corsair’s stick. Find out what they came up with! If you have any stick punishing ideas, hit the HEXUS.community.Apple says that its revenues in the first quarter of its present financial year were a record $7.1 billion and generated a record net profit of $1 billion. During that quarter - ending Dec 30, 2006 - the company reports shipping over 21 million iPods - half as many again as in the same period last year - and more than 1.6 million Mac computers, an increase of 28 per cent.Internet phone company Skype is readying a new pricing plan for chargeable calls to landlines and mobiles that may or may not be quite as "disruptive" as it infers. We're struggling to figure out how much cheaper (or indeed, more expensive) the new Skype Pro "premium subscription package" will be compared to current Skype Out prices.
Perfectly for idiots like me, you could just go for a full on Preface enabled remote, such as this little beauty, a fully functional Windows Media Centre Remote with Preface Screen… you can do all the usual Media Centre Stuff as well as flick through other media and data files which would then be displayed on the display built into the remote… and as it’s using Class One Bluetooth, you’ve got a range of 330 feet… so people living in bloody great mansions should be happy too.Perhaps one of the most innovative products we’ve seen at CES 2007 has to be the 3D force feedback ‘mouse’ from Novint Technologies and probably one of the weirdest things about it is that it doesn’t look like a mouse at all…Preface is NVIDIA’s secondary processor and display subsystem that interfaces with SideShow. All fine and dandy there then. But what NVIDIA have done is make Preface small. Really small. So small that you can get a Preface device with a 2.5” screen that’s is no bigger than a credit card and roughly only three times as thick.
Seagate has launched what it claims is the world's fastest hard drive. The new 15,000rpm drive, the Savvio 15K, is an addition to the Savvio enterprise series.It’s big and chunky, sure, but it actually feels pretty good in your hands and, unlike many other proactive cases I’ve tried, you can still access all the buttons easily. Even better is the sound quality, which through the PSP’s built in speakers is a bit weedy as we all know. Audio through the Pro Audio System is far better, probably helped by the Bass Boost Technology which, while being a long way from gut-rumbling THX, does sound way better than a standard PSP.The Protector and Xploder Media Pack has a lot going for it. First off, there’s the damn near bullet proof metal case with, for all you climbers out there, a karabiner clip. So as you drop off the North face of the Eiger after Sly Stallone has let you slip, as least you can get in a quick game of GTA before making a jam splat.There’s something a bit more interesting going on here, especially when you take that last Autumn Update from Microsoft into account and the subsequent failures various folk suffered... bear with me, this’ll all make sense in the end...This is a bit of kit aimed at those of us who are too lazy and demotivated to go to the gym and who just can’t be arsed to get an exercise bike and do something about our fitness. So that’d be me then...CoolIt’s new MTEC Control Center comes into play with a software feature set designed specifically with CoolIt’s impressive range of products in mind, helping you to make the most of your investment.Sandio have announced the 3DGame O’ mouse, which they claim will give you an unfair advantage in FPS games, RTS games and also be a boon for 3D graphics designers.CoolIt, the guys who brought us MTEC cooling technology have been working with Shuttle to enable efficient cooling of two graphics cards within the tiny confines of a Shuttle casing...
Although Cisco has taken Apple to court over its use of the iPhone name, the company may find itself unable to hold onto that name in Europe, according to trade-mark specialist Lee Curtis of law firm Pinsent Masons. 
Mobile phone operator 3 is scrapping roaming fees for UK customers when they travel to the seven other countries in which it operates. This move follows the company's introduction late last year of an innovative flat-rate mobile-internet service - X-Series - with an option to watch home TV being streamed over the net to your phone.
We take a first look at Creative's GigaWorks T20 speakers. Setting you back £60 and offering only 2-channel sound, are they worth it? Find out in this HEXUS.preview. Comment in the HEXUS community here. 
Kingston joins the ranks of super-fast DDR2 manufacturers by releasing PC9600 RAM (1200MHz). Read more in this press release 
ADS Tech's InstantVideo To-Go is an £80 memory-stick-style hardware-accelerated video converter that's said to create MP4 (H.264) video footage up to 15 times faster than a PC. Amazingly, the tiny USB device, reckoned to be the first of its kind available, is claimed to convert video at up to five times real-time!
ECS is tipping its hat into the ever-growing GeForce 8800-series ring by announcing that it’s launching cards based on the GTX and GTS SKUs. Interesting, huh? Check out the press release here. Comment in the HEXUS community here.
Inno3D is going after the enthusiast with a new range of graphics cards under the i-Chill banner. They're overclocked and use custom-designed cooling. Find out more here. Comment in the HEXUS community here.
Two graphics cards enter the HEXUS labs. What are they?
and wouldn't it be rude not to include pics of scantily-clad 'exotic' young ladies?Verbatim's 12GB Store 'n' Go USB Drive centres on a 1in hard disk. It's staggeringly compact - 35 x 9.7 x 71mm (1.38 x 0.38 x 2.8in) - weights just 28.35g (1oz) and will be in store this month at $179.DivX Author is the name of new program launched at CES by, well, DivX of course - the company that specialises in software to heavily compress video to save storage space and cut down bandwidth, without throwing away picture quality. The world's coolest-looking chassis? You decide. Read more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.But it doesn't half give you a headache! Read more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.That's right. Seagate has been usurped as capacity champion, and Hitachi's got even bigger plans for HD DVD and Blu-ray. Read more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.Hitachi's pushing a new format for moving data around your digital world. Find out what iVDR is and read more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.
Apple's bright tomorrows don't look quite so shiny now after Cisco Systems revealed that it's suing the company over the trademark 'iPhone' - the name used for the combined mobile phone/iPod that the Steve Jobs unveiled at this week's Macworld. In its court-submission Cisco points out its own use of the iPhone name on a number of comparable products sold under its Linksys brand.
The PC version of ‘Age of Conan: Hyborian Adventures’ is a key title among the Games for Windows lineup for Windows Vista. 
Despite complaints that these electronic devices make people lazy and really bad at mental arithmetic, you can't deny how useful calculators are. Casio's sold one billion of them now. We reflect on these wondrous devices in the HEXUS.headline. Tell us what you do with yours in the HEXUS.community.We are now in the final 24 hours of the ECS New Year competition, all you have to be able to do is tell you're left from right, it couldn't be easier! ECS New Year competitionThat's right. The liquid-cooled XPS 710 HC2 uses patent-pending cooling that'll see QX6700-equipped systems leave the factory at 3.2GHz. It has a lot more besides, so take a look at this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.Samsung's T9B media player's neat interface lets you pick up phone calls from your mobile via Bluetooth. Find out more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.Samsung demos wireless streaming to HD plasma and the ultimate remote-controlled wall-mount to stick it on. Find out more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.TDK has been making great strides in increasing capacity of its Blu-ray discs. It has unveiled a 200GB prototype that uses six layers on a single side. It's reckoned to be pretty tough, too. Find out more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.ASUS has taken Microsoft Vista's SideShow technology to heart and added a second display on its chic W5F laptop. It's also releasing an overclocked GeForce 8800 GTX. Find out more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.ASUS is showing an external graphics card station that takes a regular PCIe graphics card and then plugs into your laptop and an external display. Find out why and how in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.The willy-waving competition that centres around who has the largest LCD monitor has been won by Sharp. It's also showcased a 64in LCD screen with a whopping 4K x 2K resolution, beating the pants of 1080p. Read more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the CES 2007 forum.
"Return to the magical world of The Forgotten Realms..." It's the trailer for the sequel to Neverwinter Nights, cunningly named Neverwinter Nights 2.
Microsoft announced at Macworld yesterday that Office 2008 for Mac is on the way. The suite will have a number of 'Mac-First' and 'Mac-Only' features but won't be arriving until some time in the second half of this year.
While Apple's chief was giving his share-boosting keynote address at San Francisco Macworld yesterday, Greenpeace was projecting giant images of Asian scrapyards at the company's downtown store - in the latest phase of the organisation's campaign to push Apple and the rest of the electronics industry toward greener policies and practices.Steve Jobs announced the introduction of an Apple-branded combined mobile phone and widescreen iPod - the iPhone. This will be priced at US$499 for a 4GB model and US$599 for an 8GB. Deliveries, though, won't start until June, with the USA getting first pickings and the European launch promised only for late 2007. Also new are an HD-capable network media player, the Apple TV; an 802.11n WiFi router; and the company's name - from which 'Computer' has been dropped. It's just Apple Inc, now.
Interrogation suggests that HEXUS was the Commando's first target... so we can show you, for the first time, the ASUS Commando out in the wild, doing some covert wet work. Have a nibble on this HEXUS.bean, then debrief us in the HEXUS.community.
Markus Mäki, Development Director for Remedy, the company responsible for Max Payne, talks to HEXUS.tv about up-coming title Alan Wake. He explains the game concept and why it's going to rock your face off. The interview is followed by a video preview of the game. Soak it up over on HEXUS.tv and share your thoughts with us in the HEXUS.community!OCZ has a cunning plan to lure hacks towards its goliath of a PSU, rated at a whopping 2kW. Read more in this CES headline. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.Other than popping in to check on them every five minutes, how do you stop your child from playing Murder Death Kill 7 that his mate brought over?ViewSonic have announced the world’s first High Definition, fully-featured, multifunction, “Made for iPod,” DLP front projector.LG have launched the BH100 Super Multi Blue Player - a set-top unit expected to be the first player of any kind able to handle both next-gen formats, so folk don't have to decide whether to buy into Blu-ray Disc or HD DVD. And it's due this quarter!PulseLINK’s Whole-Home Interactive HD solution is reckoned to be first to allow room-to-room distribution of multiple HDTV streams and multimedia content over co-ax and wireless networks simultaneously from the same chipset.LG Electronics have revealed a new line-up of LCD monitors, interestingly “Certified for Windows Vista”… so that means widescreen LCDs then?The Kensington Vo200 Internet Phone is one of the more sensible bits of kit we’ve seen of late and whilst a Bluetooth net phone might not be particularly new, the way Kensington have gone about it with the Vo200 is rather smart.LG, single-handedly, seems to be trying to bring some common sense to the high-def formats war. It's introducing a PC drive that reads HD DVD and reads and writes Blu-ray - and this is in addition to the dual-HD set-top player it's also promising.Want to stream all your media through your Xbox 360? Xploder Media Center promises no more complicated hacks, installing odd bits of software from all over the net, sacrificing chickens and dancing around the living room naked by candlelight (doesn’t everyone do this?)Mirror, mirror on the wall, who has the fastest DDR2 of them all?. You can find out by clicking on this CES 2007 headline. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.Need help deciphering the title? Click on this CES 2007 piece to learn more. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.ECS may be a little static on the motherboard front but it's all systems go for laptops. Want to know more? Click on this CES 2007 article. Why note leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community?abit's nForce 650 SLI motherboard on show, Fatal1ty getting his name in every nook and cranny, and the much-delayed RS690 chipset. Read more in this CES 2007 article. Why not leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community?At CES 2007, Toshiba has shown what's promised to be the world's first multi-functional HD DVD rewriter for desktop PCs. The drawback is that, for HD DVD, the speed is only 1x. Read more about it in this headline. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.Sapphire officially showcased its dual-GPU X1950 Pro card at CES 2007 and highlighted another couple of additions to its X1650 catalogue. Read more in this CES 2007 article. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.
Oooh, shiny. ECS has updated its website, making it easier to get around and generally nicer looking. Good for them. Check it out and don't forget that ECS has a care@HEXUS forum and that ECS is also running a New Year Competition right now!Samsung's adding another Blu-ray player to its line-up and expanding its mobile music range with what it believes is an iPod-beating player. Read more here. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.Samsung had a slew of new LCD technologies and models to showcase at its CES 2007 press conference. Take a look at what you'll be buying in 2007 here. Leave your thoughts in the HEXUS.community.
Nokia is showing at CES its latest-generation widescreen multimedia mobile phone. The N800 Internet Tablet is said to be faster than the 770 and to offer more, including a full-screen finger-activated qwerty keyboard, easier continuous connections through Wi-Fi or via Bluetooth phone and an integrated web camera - all in a new design.
Now here's a video that needs no introduction... I guess I better give it some sort of introduction. Gran Turismo, in a greater level of detail than ever before. Sounds like fun? You bet! Comment in the HEXUS.community.Uncle Bill was on hand to deliver his keynote speech that effectively kicked off CES 2007. Read our summary on what's going to be hot from Microsoft in '007.Hitachi is readying to introduce the world's first one terabyte (1TByte) hard disk drive. The Deskstar 7K1000 should arrive this quarter at an SRP of US$399 and be followed in Q2 by another 1TByte model especially for personal video recorders.
Quite a ruckus was caused by HEXUS.community members on Friday when it was revealed that e-tailer Amazon was listing Microsoft's up-coming operating system here in the UK for a price significantly higher than that of our friends in the US. It seems we're not alone, though... the problem could be Europe-wide. Read more in the HEXUS.headline and share your thoughts with us in the HEXUS.community.
The Samsung SE-S184 was proclaimed the world's fastest USB external DVD burner. Well, in the world's first review of it, Bob Crabtree checks out the Samsung's writing and reading credentials, sees how it performs some of the many useful tasks a burner can carry out and ponders the need for speed and the claims made for DVD writers.
LaCie is set to introduce an external Blu-ray Disc burner in the UK later this month, despite the fact that it's not able to play protected BD movies. The d2 Blu-ray Drive is intended for use on Mac and Windows PCs with USB 2.0 or FireWire 400 connectivity and will be priced at £799 (inc VAT).At this rate everyone will have a care@HEXUS forum. That's right, following on from welcoming Corsair, we can now also welcome YOYOtech. These guys are based in central London and can offer web-like prices in store... and on the web too, of course! Check out the YOYOtech.care@HEXUS forum, where you can post questions and requests. YOYOtech staff will be happy to help.
Apple's switch to Intel CPUs has significantly increased sales. But it also has downsides, as the company will have realised yesterday when Adobe announced that its pro video editor Premiere will return in summer after a four-year absence to compete with Final Cut Pro on the Mac platform - accompanied by Soundbooth and Encore DVD, two new-to-Mac apps that will also go head-on with Apple programs.
Console FPS games look good, but often have a control system quite different to that of the PC. If you like the wasd approach, then this little gadget could be the answer... an adapter from XCM that lets you connect regular keyboards and mice up to the XBox 360. See it in action on HEXUS.tv, and let us know what you think.Well if you're anything like me, Christmas has gone and the wallet's got more flies in it than bank notes. Never fear though as HEXUS and ECS have teamed up for a special New Year giveaway, totally free!
The first PCs for the $100 One Laptop Per Child (OLPC) project could be in the hands of third-world users by July. However, you can try out the laptop's operating system now! All you need is a couple of free downloads - a virtual operating system program and the beta of the OLPC's XO operating system, with its Sugar front-end.
Multimedia technology manufacturer Compro has announced its latest TV tuning product, with some interesting features, but also a few omissions. Find out what the V600 can do in the HEXUS.lifestyle.headline, then let us know what you think in the HEXUS.community.
We've seen a couple of nForce 680i boards already here at HEXUS. Now it's the turn of ECS to showcase its nForce 680i SLI. Is it more of the same or has ECS done things differently? Read on to see if the PN2 SLI2+ makes for a sweeter deal. Share your thoughts with us in the HEXUS.right2reply forum.
Now that we're all looking at what Santa brought and eyeing up what to buy with the money from that annoying auntie, it's perhaps a good time to remind you all of the superb deal open to active members of HEXUS. Check out the very simple terms and conditions in the HEXUS.community, make a few constructive posts, get involved and then start enjoying SCAN's superb prices and service topped off with the frothy icing of free delivery!
Your first thought is wrong. It's not a way to quickly expose one's self in public. Oh no. It is, in fact, much more decent than that. Learn the true meaning of Turbo Flash in the HEXUS.headline, then comment in the HEXUS.community.Memory and enthusiast product manufacturer Corsair has today opened the doors to its care@HEXUS forum. This means HEXUS can proudly announce that some seven world leading companies are now part of the care@HEXUS scheme. Find out more in the HEXUS.headline, comment in the HEXUS.community and check out the Corsair.care@HEXUS forum.
Whilst out in Taipei we took a trip to abit's HQ and sniffed out the new products that abit intends to launch at the start of '07; the kind of stuff you might normally have to wait until CES to get a look at.
As if it weren't bad enough that travellers to the USA currently have to stand in line for hours awaiting entry, it now seems that European citizens flying to the States could have their credit card and email accounts accessed by the American authorities after the EU once again bent the knee to Washington.
You lucky PS3 owners can get access to one of the PS3's most hotly anticipated games, Gran Turismo HD, as a free download demo over the holiday period.
Today seems like a good day to talk about predictions for 2007. VoodooPC's Rahul Sood shares what he thinks will happen over the next 12 months. Read Rahul's thoughts and let us know what you think.Copyright © 1998 - 2010, HEXUS.net. All rights reserved. Terms, conditions and privacy information.
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