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01 April 2010 • 1 min read

Maxwell's of Northallerton - alongside Spa Computers of Leamington Spa, SP Computers of Swindon and PC Help of Peacehaven - won a U100 netbook in an MSI dealer rewards competition.

Paul Clarke from Maxwell's receives the U100 netbook from an MSI representative Pictured is Paul Clarke receiving Maxwell’s prize.

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