E: 31/07 Win ~ A Dell Inspiron 1735 Notebook

MARTINS_DOLL

You may remember that we teamed up with Dell Outlet in the past to offer our readers the opportunity to win one of their stylish Notebooks. Well, we've teamed up with Dell Outlet to give one lucky reader the chance to bag a free Dell Inspiron 1735 Notebook - to enter into this competition, all you need to do is opt into receiving the Dell Outlet e-newsletters and answer this simple question.

Which of the following is not a measure of data storage capacity?

Kilobyte
Bigbite
Terabyte

Answer ~ Bigbite

http://www.itpro.co.uk/html/dell/

MARTINS_DOLL

How to enter: participants must answer the questions above and submit their answers to Dennis Publishing via the form above.
All correct entries will be entered into a [free prize] draw which will take place on 31st July 2009 and the winner will be chosen at random under the supervision of an independent observer.
Winners will be notified of success by email
A list of winners can be obtained from [EMAIL="donna@ggmr.co.uk?Subject=ITPRO - Dell Competition"]donna@ggmr.co.uk[/EMAIL]
The judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
Competition closing date is 31st July 2009.
Collective or multiple entries will not be accepted.
Dell Outlet is a division of Dell Products, selling refurbished computer equipment which is limited in quantity. This is product, which has been returned to Dell for a variety of reasons including cancellations and specifications changes. All products have been professionally tested and repackaged to Dell factory standards and come with a consumer package.

Twosheds

PC Pro have teamed up with Dell Outlet to give one lucky reader the chance to bag a free Dell Inspiron 1735 Notebook - to enter into this competition, all you need do is answer the simple question.

http://www.itpro.co.uk/html/dell/

answer is "bigbite"

Lakshmi7

This has already been posted here.

I'll send a merge request.

Twosheds

Lakshmi7 wrote: »

This has already been posted here.

I'll send a merge request.

oops, sorry! I did a search, but couldn't find the one you've linked to - is there a secret to searches I'm missing? (I did read the "how to ..." thread first).

josie301

Twosheds wrote: »

oops, sorry! I did a search, but couldn't find the one you've linked to - is there a secret to searches I'm missing? (I did read the "how to ..." thread first).

No secrets - personally I find the search works best on a key word search - for this I would use 'bigbite' or 'itpro' - but sometimes the search is dodgy.