Patric Welch over at Noobie.com ordered this review to let you know that his company’s third birthday is coming up and to celebrate, he’s giving away a brand new ASUS Eee PC Netbook! The ASUS Eee PC spots a 1.66 GHz Intel Atom N280 Processor, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB Hard Drive, 10 GB Eee Storage and built-in wifi and Bluetooth capability. For all you Vista haters, the Eee PC comes pre-installed with Windows XP. The claimed battery life is whopping 9.5 hours, making it perfect all day blogging! It’s also very light at only 3.2 lbs.
Are You A Noobie?
Noobie is a company that helps technology challenged people learn how to use their digital cameras, iPods, cell phones and other tech toys. If you’re a noobie, then Noobie.com is the site for you! Patric also help people purchase technology products through the Noobie Concierge service and help small businesses leverage technology to grow their business.
Some examples of this are helping businesses set up simple WordPress sites, helping them use Google Apps or helping them set up and grow their email database. You know, really noobie stuff. Anyway, you don’t have to be noobie to enter their contest.
How To Enter
To enter for a chance to win the $399 ASUS Eee PC, simply go to this page and fill out the form and click the Submit button at the bottom. That’s it! Absolutely no purchase is required.
You can earn up to five additional entries by telling your friends about the Noobie contest. There is no obligation for your friends to enter the contest for you to get these additional entries.
Entries for Noobie’s ASUS Eee PC Netbook Giveaway will end on April 18th, 2009 at 11:59 P.M. EST. The drawing will take place on or about April 20th, 2009.
Yes, I’ve actually entered. If I should win it, I’ll be giving it away in another contest. Good luck!
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