Hexus, Alienware go at it hammer and tongs

A lively discussion of views ensues

By Guttersnipe

Mon Oct 30 2006, 10:41

AN UNSEEMLY ROW has publicly erupted at Hexus.net, after Dell subsidiary Alienware sent an email apparently declining to let the hardware site review any future products.

Hexus' Bob Crabtree details a long tale which starts with lively social intercourse between an Alienware employee and Hexus staff, and ends with a brisk and brusque exchange of views on the affair.

You can find the whole saga here. µ

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