Update: The contest has ended, but stay tuned for more giveaways from Liliputing! The Augen GenTouch78 was one of the first Android tablets to break the $150 mark in the US when it went on sale at KMart last year. It’s now available for even less if you shop around. The tablet isn’t a very good Android device. But with…
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There’s just a few more days to enter our latest flash drive giveaway. All you have to do for a chance to win is “like” Liliputing on Facebook.
We’ll randomly pick a winner from our Facebok page on Monday.
Of course, there’s nothing stopping you from following us on Facebook or Twitter after the deadline passes.
It’s been a little while since I’ve given away a USB flash drive, and I’ve still got loads of the little guys sitting on my shelf. So it’s time for another contest. Here’s the deal. The winner of this contest will pick up a slightly used 2GB USB flash drive from Parallels. The software company gave me the drive…
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In my ongoing effort to clean off my desk (oh yeah, and to reward loyal readers), this week I’m giving away two 2GB USB flash drives from Fujitsu. Both are slightly used flash drives which I picked up as digital press kits at industry events. I’m giving away both 2GB drives to one winner. In order to enter, just leave…
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For this week’s I-have-too-many-promotional-USB-flash-drives giveway, I’ve rounded up a couple of the funny-shaped flash drives I picked up at CES this year, as well as one that I actually grabbed a few years ago. The SanDisk drive is a 4GB USB flash drive with a kind of cheap plastic feel to it. The drive on the right which is shaped…
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At CES last week I picked up a few USB flash drives, not because I was looking for swag, but because companies have a tendency to give out press kits on flash drives these days. What’s more, it’s not unusual to find 20MB of documents hanging out on a 4GB flash drive. Score. Anyway, I don’t actually need all of…
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The WiiPad Slim Plus is a 7 inch Android tablet with an ARM11-based processor and Google Android 2.1 operating system. It’s hardly a state of the art machine, but it comes with the Android Market preloaded and can run many (but not all) modern third party Android apps. It gets pretty lousy battery life, has resistive touchscreen display, and a…
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Netbooks are small, cheap computers. They tend to have lower resolution displays and smaller keyboards and touchpads than larger computers. And most netbooks have relatively slow processors and underwhelming graphics cards. That means that while some older or less graphics-intensive games play quite nicely on netbooks, you’re not going to have a lot of luck playing bleeding edge games. But…
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We had so much fun giving away laptop skins a few weeks ago that we’ve decided to do it again. The folks at Skinizi make decorative vinyl skins for devices including netbooks, full sized laptops, iPhones, iPods, and Nintendo handheld gaming systems. The company’s netbook skins are designed to cover the lids of most 7, 9, and 10 inch mini-laptops,…
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Two things occurred to me recently. First, I haven’t run a giveaway contest in a while. And second, I picked up a couple of items at a recent event that I’d prefer not to keep for myself, since I try not to take anything of value from companies that I cover. So without further ado, it’s time for a giveaway….
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About 10 years ago I picked up my first SD card. It was the size of a postage stamp, and it could store 16MB of data. That was enough room for 4 songs! Yeah, it was tough to get excited about it even a decade ago. But flash storage has come a long way since then, and now I’ve got…
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NVIDIA is running a contest through November 22nd where you can enter to win a custom HP Mini 311 laptop, and HP external Blu-Ray drive, an HDMI cable, a laptop case, and a boatload of software including the games The Sims 3, Portal, and Left 4 Dead, which will presumably run on the HP Mini 311 thanks to the integrated…
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