It’s time for our first contest here at EeeUser.com, thanks to the folks at CarryMobile.com! You can win:
(1) CarryMobile Leather Case (Snake Print Pattern Black) for your Eee PC
It features:
- Magnetic closure
- White stitched finishing
- 4 memory card slots, 1 card slot
- Openings in case for earphone/microphone/status lights
What you need to do to enter:
- Reply to this thread on the forum (not this blog post!) explaining what it is you do during your day that requires your Eee PC to be extra protected.
Various rules and such:
- The contest ends at 12:00AM EST on 1/30/2008. I’ll close the thread at this time.
- You may only reply once to the thread.
- Each reply will receive a unique ID number and will be entered with your username into a spreadsheet. The winner will be chosen at random.
- We will contact the winner of the case via e-mail within 24 hours of the end of the contest. They have 48 hours to reply. If they do not, we will select a new winner at random and repeat the process.
- CarryMobile will ship worldwide (cool, huh?)
Good luck!
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looks good, entering now!
just needs to be protected when getting onto these rugged trains in Sydney
case looks fine, but I will not participate in raffle. What are my odds even if only 100 people participate and there is 1 case available?..
So beautiful case!!
Any other colours yet? Not sure a pearl EeePC would match a black case.
That’s pretty classy. What’s the side-protection like? Some of the folio-type designs are a bit lacking due to the number of cut-outs for ports.
@lops
The probability will definitely be zero if you do not participate.
@prob
Good idea to make such raffle here on eeeuser.com. I’m pretty sure, many people will buy something from this shop. I’m thinking about this case for my Eee as well now
i’m joining this oneee
A reply in Haiku:
E E E P C
Needs protection in my purse
Envious Treo
Thank you very much!
I’m a cultural and visual anthropologist who works in East Asia. I’ve blown out a PowerBook travelling across the Gobi desert and I’m hoping my EEE PC with its lack of moving parts will fare better — especially if it had a nice case!
and apparently I can’t read directions!
Off to the forums to reply in the proper place.
Count me in!
running AES encrypted partitions that will scramble the entire HD if you fail the password challenge more than three times. It also rechallenges everytime there is more than 5 minutes of input inactivity. The more highly sensitive of my files are stenoed on a random block of data that appears to be an encrypted filesystem. My RAM is systematically written over with random bytes when ever it becomes deallocated; as is my HD when a file is deleted.
So my question is, how does a flimsy computer cover offer more protection than this?
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