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News Burst: Tesco to launch cyber-ordering terminals

Justin Pearse ZDNet.co.uk

Published: 20 Sep 1999 10:23 BST

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Can't get what you want from your fave supermarket? Don't worry, Tesco is launching its first "cyberzone" Monday afternoon at its Kensington branch. The service, which will be eventually rolled out to all Tesco stores, will allow customers to order goods not available in-store via free Internet access.

The service will initially sell books, CDs and videos, with plans to sell electronic appliances.

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