What would you say to a free Honeycomb Android tablet? Yes? Of course you would, and you can have one: we’ve got a Lenovo IdeaPad Tablet K1 to give away to one lucky reader. All you have to do is tell us your best tablet joke. Read on for the juicy details and Ts and Cs.
There’s little not to like about the Lenovo IdeaPad K1 tablet: it runs Android Honeycomb, specially designed for tablets, packs a sharp 1280×800 resolution 10.1 inch screen, and comes stuffed full of useful apps inlcuding a suite of office programs and even a movie rental store to put your local Blockbuster out of business.
Courtesy of Lenovo, we’ve got one on offer as a competition prize: all you have to do to be in with a shot of snagging it is tell us your best slate related gag. Here’s how it works.
How To Enter:
1. Come up with a great tablet related joke. How many iPads does it take to multi-task properly? When is a Droid not a Droid? Etc etc. The weirdest, funniest and most groan-inducing one as judged by the staff at Electricpig wins.
This bit is important, as your entry will only be valid if you follow the rules. So pay close attention peeps.
2. Write the reason you should win in our comments section below, BUT DON’T POST IT JUST YET…
3. Before you post your reason make sure you sign in using your FACEBOOK login, THEN…
4. Once you’re logged in, tick the little icon in the bottom left that says Share on Facebook – when a little green tick appears on the Facebook icon you know it’s worked. THEN…
5. Hit the POST button and you’re done!
6. Do it again if you like! You’re allowed as many entries per person as you can come up with!
7. We’ll pick the best one in a month’s time (after Wednesday December 7), and notify you through Facebook messages so make sure you can receive messages from strangers, and keep an eye on your inbox.
While you’re in the mood why not visit Electricpig on Facebook and hit the LIKE button.
Competition closing date: 7 December 2011.
All entries that we receive after the closing date are not valid.
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