6 April 2011 10:15 GMT / By Pocket-lint Promotion
Pocket-lint has teamed up with the Wacom Bamboo pen & touch tablet to offer readers the chance to win one of the market-leading tablets and tickets to the Gadget Show Live at the NEC in April.
The Bamboo is the first interactive tablet combining multi-touch and pen input. It is the perfect tool for self-expression and personalisation when communicating through social networking tools or for producing everyday documents like emails and presentations.
All five Bamboo tablets in the range come with Bamboo Apps, which are an ever-increasing series of small but useful tools that enable you to do anything from digital doodling and sketching, to adding handwritten notes to a map or playing addictive games in your lunch hour.
To enter the competition, head over to this Facebook page, and in one sentence say how you would feel if you win the tickets to the GSL. Remember to check out the list of Bamboo words, one of which you'll need to incorporate into your sentence.
Two lucky winners will receive two tickets each to the GSL and a Bamboo tablet. The tickets are available for the 13th and 15 April. If you have a preference for date, please put the date in brackets in your answer.
Competition ends Saturday 9 April.
This competition is now closed.
Wacom Bamboo, Wacom, Competitions, Tablets



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