[Closed] Win 1 of 2 Tegra 4 powered HP Slatebook X2 tablets

[ehenry818]

This is my twin boys and their little sister on the first day of school. My kids are what I love most in life.

I have really enjoyed Tegra CPU's over the years. I sold mine so I could use the money to put towards 2 Nexus 7's for my boys for Christmas last year from Santa. It would be nice to have a tablet of my own again.

 

[crachor]

I worked at this christian youth summer camp for the last three summers and it's an amazing place. I know this is a "techy" website, and I do really like my gadgets (even won a tablet from TechCrunch while I was working there), but the impact we can have, resulting from interactions with each other, is a powerful reminder to lift our heads from our gadgets and actually develop human relationships.
This is an art that many people are fast losing...I'm only 22 and already feel old compared to the younger generations. There has always been a perpetual fear that the "young people" are screwing up grammar and losing the "human" element to relationships; this is a fear that can be found in research dating back to the 1800's.
In short, this picture is a reminder of the generations coming, and how powerful an impact "older" people can still have. Social interaction at all levels is vital to human survival and we must know how to use technology, in whatever form, to better ourselves and the world around us.

 

[DogmAxCDXX]

Well, because it's just simply awesome, and has so much potential...I love it! I am talking about the OS, of course...

 

[h-cubed]

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I love my boys, I am sure they would love for me to have this Slatebook too!

 

[whosit]

Love this phone, 3 years of sturdy service. My kids keep dropping it and it won't die.

 

[nullqwerty]

Since this is a tech site, I'll stick to the tech-ier side of life. Attached is my first smartphone. This bad boy has a 16 mhz processor in it. Yes 16!

 

[Basualdo]

I love a beautiful sunset after a long day at work.

 

[cessnao3]

I love my Macintosh SE/30 because it reminds me of how far we have come in the world of technology since the 1980s. It still works beautifully, and the screensaver is far better than any on my current computer!

 

[HuskerDad3]

I love Sporting KC and Sporting Park. Best soccer stadium in the USA!

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk 4

 

[sdlenhert]

I love the beach. Whether it's Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter, the beach is the getaway. Whenever I get a chance, I'm at the beach. It's simply awesome!

 

[robvande]

My sisters. I care more for them than any materialistic object and cannot imagine a life without being their older brother.

 

[cerebral1]

Love this guy... He's big enough to have his own computer now...

 

[jjdj357]

I Love the great out doors!

 

[frobroj]

Needs to work from home with this little feller!!

 

[Andrei Hobson]

I love my family. What else is as important as the people you love and who love you?

 

[JD_Denver]

Chocolate! Need I say more?

 

[traviscannon]

He's my boy and who wouldn't love that grin really? Who?! I'm not kidding I wanna know who wouldn't love that?

 

[sandcoleman]

This is my yorkie Kylie.. She is almost 4 yrs old. I got her when she was 6 months. A adopted her from a nurse who worked 12-16 hrs shifts and didn't have time for her. She came to me matted and starved for attention. She is such a loving, playful dog and a great addition to my family..

 

[beetlefreak]

Did this picture just make you yawn? I love my dog because a day never goes by when he fails to brighten up my day with some furry little antic. He won't keep a grudge, and he's content to sit all day and take in the view of this magnificent life we all possess. His ability to nap and attract women is uncanny, but I won't hold it against him!

In case you were wondering, the coffee machine is not out on the deck because my family is, shall we say, unconventional - we were just running some vinegar through to unclog it! Thanks for the contest AC!

 

[DASHAUS]

My wife and our trips, this is us pretending to be lost in Rome.