Another not so free PC is being offered by computer manufacturer Time it was announced Monday.
Two years subscription to Netline Plus, at £9 per month, will get you a Time PC with 300 M-II IBM processor, 32Mb RAM, 2.1Gb hard disk drive, CD-ROM and Windows operating system, estimated to be worth £499.
Time seems to have found a fan in ex-Liberal leader, the Right Honourable Paddy Ashdown who described the deal as "an outstanding offer" in a press release.
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