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QLU'BNews
Your chance to win one of3 new
Sinclair pocketTVs.
THE QLUB News competitions desk is awash with entries
from the first two competitions, and you'll see below the
details and pictures of the winners of the first competition
receiving their QL Vision colour monitors at the awards
ceremony on January 16th in London. We'll print the names of
the second competition winners next issue, although we will
be sending out their prizes long before then.
THIS competition gives you a chance at a
prize which will be of more use to you
than to your QL - a revolutionary new
Sinclair flat-screen pocket T\T. We're offering three 1Vs and all you have to do to get
your chance at winning one of them is
answer all the questions below correctly.
The first three correct entries we draw
will win. Entries must be in by no later
than April 15, 1985 to qualify. Winners'
names will be published in the JulyI August
edition of QLUB News and prizes will be
awarded in May.
Here are the questions:
1) How many silicon chips are used in the
Sinclair flat -screen pocket 1V?
2) When was the first primitive colour
television transmission demonstrated?
a) 1925;b) 1929;c) 1940;d)1955.
3) Which British inventor is often credited
with inventing the first mechanical system
of television?
When you think you've got the answers,
write them on a piece of paper along with
your QLUB membership number (just
write 'new member' if you've haven't been
assigned a number yet) and send the
entry to:
QLUB Competition
The Editor
QLUBNews
Sinclair Research Ltd.
25 Willis Road
CambridgeCB12AQ
PICTURED above: Sinclair Research's
Nigel Searle holding up his end of the
prize-giving as he hands over QL Vision
colour monitors to competition winners
Mr J. Mounsey of Nottingham, Mr P.
Brown of East Barnet and Mr J.
Wikinson of Chesterfield at the January
16th ceremony in London. A slap-up
meal was awarded to the editor and
prize-winners after the presentation.
The editor was said to be appropriately grateful and keen for more
competitions.