Sun publishes censored adverts

Aggression, Sun has heard of it

By INQUIRER staff

Wed Sep 14 2005, 12:22

SUN HAS PUBLISHED a set of adverts which it claims were rejected by august publications including the Wall Street Journal.

The adverts claim that the servers are better than the X86 servers Dell sells, and include headlines such as "Rhymes with Hell", "100% more bitchin' than Dell" and "Benchmark studies prove that Dell sucks".

AMD Zone picked this up, and the pics of the adverts are on this Sun site. µ

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