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California company gives away 100 GByte email accounts

29 September 2004, 04:18

A Californian based company is giving away 100 GByte email accounts. Hellacious Riders, an online motorcycle magazine, has announced that it has launched a 100-GByte Email service to its users. This kind of blows away Google's 1-GByte Gmail, which is now looking a little on the undersized side by comparison.

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29 September 2004, 04:31

I'll take 10 and use it as remote storage!

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29 September 2004, 04:51

Don't bother with one paddy, apparently the first person that manages to fill an account will get a dedicated 1TB email account.
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29 September 2004, 10:37

what a ridiculus development....

If there's artificial intelligence, there's bound to be some artificial stupidity.

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29 September 2004, 10:57

I have a feeling that hard disks are about to get even cheaper really soon.
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