A Technologizer Prize Extravaganza

By  |  Thursday, December 9, 2010 at 1:47 am

Say, want to win a cool prize? Here are eleven chances to do just that. We’d like members of the Technologizer community to nominate the best tech products and services of 2010. If you participate, you’ll get a shot at winning one of the following prizes.

Kobo Wireless eReader. Courtesy of Kobo, a Wi-Fi enabled e-reader with a 6″ E Ink screen.

Zune HD. Courtesy of Microsoft, two 32GB touchscreen media players with color OLED screens and one month’s access to the Zune Pass service apiece.

Ooma Telo. Courtesy of Ooma, its VoIP phone system, which lets you make U.S. calls for free.

Roxio Creator 2011 and Tron Premiere tickets. Courtesy of Roxio, its Windows creativity suite for editing, managing, and burning videos and photos (including 3D ones), music, and more–plus two tickets to see Tron Legacy (premiering December 17th) at an AMC theater.

eBooks. Courtesy of Kobo, electronic versions of five books about technology (picked by me) which are readable on Kobo’s ereader, PCs, Macs, iPhones, iPads, Android handsets, BlackBerries, and other devices:

You have until Monday, December 13th at 5pm PT to enter; we’ll draw eleven names from among those who entered at random and award each lucky person one of the prizes above.

Click here to name your favorite products (which will take no more than a few minutes) and enter the drawing. Good luck, and thanks!

 
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  1. Jose A Suatez Says:

    Ooma Telo is the best 2010 product.

  2. b.c. Says:

    typo?? – deadline is Monday December "10th" ??

  3. Harry McCracken Says:

    Yep–thanks for the catch; fixed.

  4. Just Wondering Says:

    Are you only looking for new tech released in 2010, or anything we found useful that we used in the year 2010.

    For example, I found dropbox to be SUPER handy this year, but it was created before 2010.

    I don't want to invalidate myself for the prize drawings :-3

  5. Bob Says:

    No contest. Ooma, hands down.