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    Google Chrome comic goes for $363 on eBay

    By Nicholas Carlson, 2:20 PM on Fri Sep 12 2008, 2,350 views (Edit, to draft, Top, Slurp)

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    Bidding for an Australian's copy of Google's comic-book press release on its new Chrome browser closed after 17 bids at AU $454.99, or approximately $363. If all proceeds weren't being donated to charity, we'd have a truly disturbing waste of money on our hands here, especially considering the Chrome presser isn't even the best "Google" comic available on the auction site.

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