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« And the winner is... | Main | Most read Gadget Master posts in June »

USB portable display competition

Mimo UM-710S.jpgTime for another competition! Up for grabs this time is the Mimo mini display, courtesy of Digi-Key who sponsor the Gadget Master blog.

The portable 7" mini monitor is USB-powered, no extra video card is required (it has a built in video IC), supports a rotating Portrait or Landscape view, and it has a screen resolution of 800 x 480... It would set you back £84 on Amazon.

Here's the July/August compo!

The prize question:

As always, we'll keep the format familiar and straightforward: correctly answer this question for a chance of winning the portable display.

The recent Steam-powered punk featured a number of posts involving Steam Punk creations. Which one contains some tartan in the image?

Once you know the correct response, just email competition@electronicsweekly.com stating the title of the blog post that has the correct image in it.

The competition closes end of play Friday 19 August. You can view the Terms and Conditions.

Good luck!

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