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Is Trying The Tech still an option, or has the scheme been closed?
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Dead duck I think?
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@MI5 wrote:
Dead duck I think?
Not had anything offered for test for months??
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I think the last one I had was a Note 3, but I did decline some more recent offers due to time.
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"The library is closed".
Ok, that figures. 
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I'm sure admin will remember now and get another TTT organised. Send me the Note 8 please @@Martin-O2
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@jonsie wrote:@I'm sure admin will remember now and get another TTT organised. Send me the Note 8 please @@Martin-O2
As if 
....I seem to remember it was Microsoft wearables and mobiles that we were left with at the end. Personally I felt sorry for the reviewers as we began to feel 'oh dear.... not another one'...
No disrespect to any who did review these products...they were all great BUT it was information overload.
Some people took to reviewing their own devices. @viridis did excellent reviews via this route
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Ah yes, and there's no such thing as a free lunch.
Although William S. Burroughs made a pretty good pass at a Naked Lunch, the 1991 film was particularly weird.
Although William S. Burroughs made a pretty good pass at a Naked Lunch, the 1991 film was particularly weird.
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I believe the quality of reviews resulted in more ttt stock lol
