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Back 2 School Bash: From Intel- Win an Acer Timeline X Laptop

This is our biggest giveaway yet!  Thanks to technology geniuses at Intel (generous geniuses!) we are giving away this sweeeet Acer Timeline X laptop powered by the Intel CORE i5 processor!!

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Thanks to the brains of the Intel CORE i5 processor, this laptop has a battery with an EIGHT-HOUR battery life and it is super-thin and lightweight – perfect for carrying around campus!  The long battery life means no need to find a place to plug-in either!  Your student can work anytime, anywhere.

Here are some more fun facts about why the Intel CORE i5 processor makes this machine so great for students:

  • Makes long battery life and mobility possible
  • It makes multi-tasking possible (running multiple applications) without sacrificing speed or performance – no more waiting on the dreaded HOURGLASS!
  • It’s got enough power for big tasks like photo and video editing and streaming
  • It uses less power when you are doing simpler tasks, naturally conserving battery life for running more intense applications

Basically, the CORE i5 processor is like having TWO brains for your computer in one!  The more brains you have, the more you can multi-task (I sure wish I had a second brain!!)  Intel’s technology enables you to use your PC more efficiently, so you get more done in less time.  Woot!

When you’re considering buying a laptop for back-t0-school, the first question you should ask is “What do I want to do with it?”  Intel has a technology for every level of performance you need in a computer, so you can get the right combination of performance and price when shopping!

Here’s how you can win this amazing laptop valued at over $750 from Intel!!

1) Leave a comment on this blog post

2)  For an extra entry tweet about this contest on twitter with a link back to this post, then leave a separate comment with your tweet URL.  You may copy and paste this if you wish “win an Acer laptop from @momminitup & @jennyitup thx to @Intelnews! #wingiveaways enter here: http://bit.ly/a2x3e4”

3) Post on Facebook about Mommin’ It Up – like our page if you haven’t already and then leave a separate comment letting us know you did so.

4) Subscribe to our blog feed and leave us a comment letting us know you did or already do.

You can enter to win this laptop from Intel from ALL ELEVEN of our Back 2 School Giveaway bash blog partners!  So after you enter here, go enter at our partners’ blogs:

Balancing Beauty and Bedlam
Bargain Briana
Common Sense With Money
Coupon Cravings
Moms Need to Know
Mommy Snacks
Passion for Savings
Saving Cents with Sense
Southern Savers
Stretching a Buck

Good luck!

This and all giveaways for this promotion end Monday, August 23rd at 3 pm.

To find out more about Intel and their processors, visit their website and Facebook page, and follow them on Twitter @IntelNews.

In accordance to the FTC Guidelines and WOMMA Code of Ethics, I am disclosing that Intel Corporation has provided me with the Acer TimelineX Series, as well as one for the contest winner. There is no direct or implied obligation on my behalf to write about the product. This Post was written by me and was not edited by the sponsor. Read more on our disclosure policy. Find more information on the terms for this giveaway on the Win Giveaways Facebook page.

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1,561 Replies to “Back 2 School Bash: From Intel- Win an Acer Timeline X Laptop”

  22. I’d primarily use it to work from home, so I wouldn’t have to go in to the office as much. Then I’d check updates on facebook & several money saving blogs through the day – it’s addictive!

  31. Would be for me and my consulting business. My laptop is so old and slow stopped taking it on my business trips all together. Would love to show off this beauty to my high powered clients! Would use it for ppt presentations, word docs, excel, spss data analysis, surfing web, note taking during research, e-mails.
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  41. I’d love to win this, never had a laptop, and my desktop is a great-great-granddaddy from the last century.

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