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Great Prizes in store at Ultimate Geek

posted by Ananda Ellington on August 16, 2008

Whoa - have we got some great prizes in store for you! For this year’s Ultimate Geek Challenge, we’re pulling out all the stops.

Let’s countdown, shall we?

For the third place finisher… an Eee PC™ 1000, powered by the Intel® Atom N270 processor.

For the second place finisher…an Alienware® M15x notebook, powered by the Intel® Core™ 2 Extreme processor.

And for the Grand Prize Winner…

A NEW CAR!

Yes, you read right - a new car! More specifically, a brand new Smart Passion Coupe.

But wait - there’s more!

The winner of this fine automobile will also be lucky enough to snag a state-of-the-art Azentek Infotainment System, even before it’s available to the general public!

The Azentek ATLAS CPC-1000 has a 120GB hard drive, built-in GPS, and comes preloaded with Windows* Vista. Powered by the Intel® Core™ Duo processor, the Azentek ATLAS takes mobile computing to an entirely new level. In addition to hands-free operation and the latest in telecommunications, you can even game on it. Did somebody say road trip?

Be sure to visit our Smart Passion Coupe with Azentek Infotainment System - on display on the 3rd floor, just outside the Keynote Hall.

And remember to sign up for the Ultimate Geek Challenge on Tuesday evening, for your chance to win.

See you there!
Ananda

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