Design Gaming Laptop of the Future
competitions 2008, deadlines, december, game design, industrial design
| 1 December 2008 |

You know what is better than getting a brand new Toshiba Qosmio X305 gaming laptop this holiday? How about getting one for free? Yes, that definitely would be the way to go; but there is one small catch: You have to earn it by designing your vision of the ultimate gaming laptop of the future.
Just send a presentable looking mockup of your design with specs and other info to “contests @ gizmodo.com” (remove spaces and quote marks) with the subject “X305 Contest.” Hurry though, all entries must be received by December 1st to be considered. Visit the site to learn more.



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