Filed under: Accessories, iPod Family, TUAW Business, iPhone
No iPhone 3G for school? Win a bag of goodies instead
So textbooks and gas shot your budget for a shiny-new iPhone 3G? We feel for ya, with your old-and-busted first-gen iPhone, nano, Airport Extreme and shiny new MacBook. What, you don't have all that either? Pity. Tell you what, we'll give you a bunch of accessories for those items instead, OK?
Courtesy of Dr. Bott, you could win an entire bag of cases and other goodies. Just for fun we're throwing in the Dr. Bott bag itself-- because we really think you could use a pick-me-up.
Specifically, the goodies in the bag are:
- Marware's C.E.O. Premiere for iPhone (original, not 3G), a clip-on sideways case for your hip
- Griffin's Streamline sport armband for the latest rev of the iPod nano
- H-Squared's Air Mount, so you can attach an Airport Extreme to your wall
- A copy of the Stationery Pack from Equinux, so your emails to home (begging for cash, no doubt) will look pretty
- A copy of MacFamilyTree, so you can figure out who to email (and beg for cash)
To enter, let us know what your favorite subject or class is (or was). Sorry, this giveaway is limited to the US and everywhere in Canada but Quebec. Good luck!
Da rules:
- Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older.
- To enter, leave a comment below telling us your favorite subject or class in school.
- The comment must be left before August 19, 11:59PM Eastern Time.
- You may enter once. Duplicate entries will not be counted.
- One winner will be selected in a random drawing.
- Prizes:
- Marware's C.E.O. Premiere for iPhone ($35)
- Griffin's Streamline sport armband for the latest rev of the iPod nano ($30)
- H-Squared's Air Mount ($35)
- Stationary Pack from Equinux ($30)
- MacFamilyTree ($50)
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 28)
Ben said 6:08AM on 8-18-2008
Geography
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moonmen said 6:13AM on 8-18-2008
pathophysiology...
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Andrew said 6:15AM on 8-18-2008
Typography
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Jash Sayani said 6:21AM on 8-18-2008
My Favorite: Computer Science
Love to develop apps with Visual Basic :)
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Gepard said 6:21AM on 8-18-2008
Unfortunately at that time there were no computers in my school so my favorite subject was Math.
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WS said 6:24AM on 8-18-2008
Cognitive Ergonomics
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Kolby Dukes said 6:24AM on 8-18-2008
Chemistry!
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Milkin said 6:27AM on 8-18-2008
geometry and history
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Philip said 6:33AM on 8-18-2008
Much to my surprise, it was Math. I carried on taking courses after I had fulfilled the minimum for my CS degree.
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[In:TkZ] said 6:35AM on 8-18-2008
Mathematics!!
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Ben said 6:37AM on 8-18-2008
Ummm..... Probably computers because it was so easy
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Don Gomez said 6:40AM on 8-18-2008
American History -- I love America!
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Yohannes Wijaya said 6:41AM on 8-18-2008
Business Law
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Adam said 6:41AM on 8-18-2008
My favorite class was 9th Social Studies. My teacher walked up and down the classroom with an un-lit pipe in his mouth as he used his voice to make history come alive. Awesome!
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jakob said 6:41AM on 8-18-2008
i am really liking printmaking.
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Gethyn said 6:43AM on 8-18-2008
Economics.
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Drew said 6:47AM on 8-18-2008
recess!
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Scott said 6:49AM on 8-18-2008
Biochem!
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Jon said 6:50AM on 8-18-2008
Physics and Graphic Deisgn.
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TritonVision said 6:52AM on 8-18-2008
Mammalian Physiology. I get to dissect cats, baby pigs, and play with anything their internal organs to nervous system.
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