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« The Secret Life of Machines | Main | Bella Italia »

Winner announced - Gadget Master's Flip compo

Thanks again for all those who took part in this competition - we had more than 650 entries in the end - but there can only be one winner.

Cue drum roll and dimming of lights...

Following a random selection, the winner of the Flip video is one Ms Morgan-Parker of the West Midlands. Congratulations, and happy recording. It's great piece of kit.

Commiserations to everyone else, but better luck next time - we'll be kicking off the next Gadget Master competition imminently. Stay tuned.

(Suggestions for possible prizes would be welcome, btw - on an electronics theme preferably.)

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