Abit goes abit competition crazy

Less means more, sooner means later

By INQUIRER staff

Tue Dec 03 2002, 08:43

MOBO MAKER Abit - motto: "your reliable partner" - is really splashing out for Yule and has got a competition going.

This, of course, is not some stunt just to get you to go its site, but is a Wild World Wide Web scheme in which Abit will give away three AMD mobos, three Siluro VGA cards and three Athlon XPs every week for three weeks.

You have to answer three questions correctly, then you have to fill a form, then you're selected at random to win one of the "fabulous" prizes.

And that's it. µ

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