Windows Live Hotmail to Get out of Beta Soon

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Windows Live Mail which was rechirstned to Windows Live Hotmail will soon get out of the Beta and be launched to public. Windows Live Hotmail is a feature rich web UI email interface that looks like a desktop client allowing you use drag and drop features.

Microsoft has been sending mails to its users with a subject A big thank-you from Micrsoft.

The catch line says It’s our launch part but you get the presents! and thanks all windows live hotmail beta testers for using the product.

What’s the gift?

Well you get a Free Beta Badge and an offer of 100$ off on a high-performance Gateway FX530 Series PC running on Windows Vista Ultimate or hardware accesories for your PC.

Check out the mail screen shot below from Microsoft to Windows Live Hotmail Beta Accounts

windows live beta thank you email

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