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Flash drives are almost as ubiquitous as CDs and DVDs these days, but most of them leave a lot to be desired. That’s where the Sculpted Star Wars flash drives from Tyme Machines come in. Ranging from 4 to 16Gb in capacity and available in the shape of Darth Vader, Boba Fett, Yoda or my personal favourite the iconic Storm Trooper, what’s not to love. Normally they’re $29.99 +s&h available from the Tyme Machines site, but for this week only we’re giving you a chance to win your choice of character absolutely free. In conjunction with TymeMachines.com, we’ve got 7 of the little blighters to give away all this week, one every day from Monday to Sunday. Hit the jump for details.
For your chance to win one, all you have to do is answer today’s question and @reply it to @pixelatedgeek on Twitter along with the URL and hash tag of the day. Simple. Make sure you’re following @pixelatedgeek so we can DM you if you win!
Without further ado here’s Wednesday’s question:
Without shipping and handling, how much does the 16Gb Boba Fett sculpted flash drive cost?
Send an @reply to @pixelatedgeek on Twitter with the following url and hashtag:
http://bit.ly/PGWed #PixelatedGeekWednesday
So for example if the answer was $100 then your tweet would be: @pixelatedgeek $100 http://bit.ly/PGWed #PixelatedGeekWednesday
Answers can be found on Tymemachines.com. Good luck everyone.
Only one entry per person per day please, duplicates will be disqualified. Winners will be picked at random and DMed for their name, address and choice of character so make sure you’re following @pixelatedgeek on Twitter. Editors decision is final. This competition is only available for residents of US and Canada (don’t hate us it’s the rules of our competition partner).
12/9/09 at: 2:08 am
Nice, yet another giveaway : D
Whould be cool they were available to send to Croatia :3
12/9/09 at: 2:57 am
We’ve got one for each day Monday-Sunday this week. If you’ve got a friend who lives in the US or Canada get them to enter for you. I’m sorry about the geographic limitation, we don’t like excluding anyone but sometimes it’s just not possible to include the world.