E: 27/05? Win A Raspberry Pi

nc30rider

PastaMan wrote: »

Isn't it Apricot as the other are all Computer/Technology names

Acorn Computers (from the 80s)
Apple Computers
Blackberry mobile phones
Raspberry PI
Apricot ?

Just a thought

R

Good call :cool:

ChilliP2012

PastaMan wrote: »

Isn't it Apricot as the other are all Computer/Technology names

Acorn Computers (from the 80s)
Apple Computers
Blackberry mobile phones
Raspberry PI
Apricot ?

Just a thought

R

Very good shout, I was thinking along those lines, but couldn't recall a computer called Acorn. After googling it kind of refreshed my memory.

PastaMan

Yes, Acorn famously stole the lucrative contract from Clive Sinclair to produce the BBC Micro

nc30rider

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apricot_Computers


Would that make the odd one out BlackBerry? Being a mobile maker?

ChilliP2012

Lol, this gets worse

chelsea1969

I give up ...

hdh74

nc30rider wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apricot_Computers


Would that make the odd one out BlackBerry? Being a mobile maker?

Is the blackberry playbook a computer though?

This is starting to do my nut in. ;P

nc30rider

hdh74 wrote: »

Is the blackberry playbook a computer though?

Seeing as that's what I'm typing this with (a win), then yes you are correct!!
I've gone with my original choice of Acorn :rotfl:

smartt21

dogcat wrote: »

Tells me that I've already entered....I don't remember this one .

Me too, but know I haven't entered this one!

ianmurf

PastaMan wrote: »

Isn't it Apricot as the other are all Computer/Technology names

Acorn Computers (from the 80s)
Apple Computers
Blackberry mobile phones
Raspberry PI
Apricot ?

Just a thought

R

On the page before where you click to enter the competition it says:

"If you want to win one, click on the link below and answer a suitably nerdy question to be in with a chance"

I would say that apricot would be a suitably nerdy answer based on Pastaman's post