Win a Toshiba 24L4200U – 24″ 1080p 60H LED TV

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The generous folks at Toshiba are offering one lucky Gadgeteer reader a 24L4200U – 24″ 1080p 60H LED TV. This TV may be small on size, but it’s big on features. It offers several input jacks including 2 HDMI ports and a USB port. It would be perfect for the kitchen, bedroom or dorm. Full details on how to win after the jump.

Contest Details

Prize:

One Toshiba 24L4200U – 24″ 1080p 60H LED TV worth $299.99

How to enter (read carefully, if you don’t follow the instructions, your entry will be disqualified):

1. Between now and Wednesday 06/20/2012 11:59PM EST leave a comment to this post answering this question:

What is your all time favorite movie that you can watch over and over and never get sick of it?

2. At some point on 06/21/2012, 1 random winner will be chosen. The winner will be contacted via email and will have 48 hrs to accept their prize. If I do not receive an answer within that time frame, I’ll do other drawings till the prize is claimed.

Rules:

1. Only one entry per person.

2. Contest is not open to anyone affiliated with The Gadgeteer.

3. Winner must have a US shipping address (sorry, this isn’t my decision…)

4. the-gadgeteer.com is not responsible for any lost packages or incorrect shipping addresses.

I want to give a HUGE thank you to Toshiba for the  sponsoring this contest!

Update:

The winner is comment #25 from Peter Schott. Congrats to Peter and thanks to everyone who entered and Toshiba for the generous prize!

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166 thoughts on “Win a Toshiba 24L4200U – 24″ 1080p 60H LED TV”




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  3. Arlene

    It was tough to pick just one movie. I’d say The Matrix would be one flick I will never tire of watching over and over.

  6. Jenny

    The Sting with Robert Redford and Paul Newman. Timeless classic starring two dapper actors.

  9. Michael

    American Shaolin: King of the Kickboxers II. It perfectly catches my humor no matter what and compliments it with fighting scenes plus you’ll learn something.

  19. Geo

    Scarface with Pacino…..I can recite the movie line for line…just unintentionally hilarious and 80’s campy.

  24. 1000Acres

    “A River Runs Through It.” It’s beautiful and just down the road from where I live.

  35. June Reich

    This is a tough one depending on my mood. I love “The Joy Luck Club” when I cry about my mother long since dead. I laugh when I see “Fever Pitch””starring Drew Barrymore and Jimmy Fallon. I grow younger in awe of Godzilla. But, which one is my favorite of all time? Here goes. “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” and for anyone that has seen it, you know why. The television is part of my soul. It becomes one with our body and entertains, enlightens and keeps you company when you are lonely. Good luck.

  45. DavidLCSW

    I drive my family nute when I insist inn watching the original (1946) version of “Miracle on 34th. Street.” It embodies so many aspects of what really matters aboout life and does it in an engaging and entertaining way. I cry at the closing scene each and every time I watch it.

  61. josh

    Shawshank Redemption, I’be watched that movie over a hundred times. Its a shame that Frank hasn’t made another masterpiece like Shawshank.

  64. Sandee Cohen

    No one’s ever heard of it, but a “Big Hand for the Little Lady” starring Henry Fonda and Joanne Woodward.

    It’s a “con” movie that you don’t even know is a con. (Oh dear, I hope I didn’t give too much away.)

  75. Eric

    I rarely watch a movie more than once, let alone twice, but I guess V for Vendetta is one I haven’t minded watching a few times now.

  78. Carl

    Quigley Down Under

    To many films today worry about special effects and forget about the acting and the story line.

  85. Randall Byrd

    To Kill A Mocking Bird.
    Tough to pick just one, but this has always been a favorite, and I continue to watch it each year. What a wonderful film on so many levels. Thanks for the contest.

  86. Melissa Erwin

    The movie I can watch over & Over & over is “Castaway” with Tom Hanks. I love this movie so much!!!!!!! Wiiiiiiilson!!!!!!! lol!

  91. Noah Spivak

    I almost hate to say, but Happy Gilmore is the movie I can watch over and over. Not my favorite, but the one I can watch over and over.

  95. Chris

    Now that The Avengers came out, that is by far a movie I will watch over and over and over again. I already have it pre-ordered on Blu-ray!

  98. Spence

    There are 2 comedies I keep watching over and over again. The Blues Brothers (obviously, brilliant), and My Blue Heaven with Steve Martin (no idea why, but I really like it!).

  99. STEVE GROSSMAN

    mY ALLTIME FAVORITE MOVIE IS “tHE pRODUCERS”..THE ORIGINAL STARRING ZERO MOSTEL.

  109. Tim Fawcett

    Three Days of the Condor. 1975 with Robert Redford and Faye Dunaway. Directed by Sydney Pollack. Incredible film!

  121. Bradley Erwin

    Citizen Kane… I see something new every time! I realize this dates me and most of the people here have never heard of this movie.

  122. Reginald

    Independence Day, I see it everytime it comes on tv and have 2 DVD’s of it, in case one gets scratched

  131. DAndrews

    Legend of 1900 -a real sleeper but an amazing movie. I probably watch it once a month.

  132. Geek4life1986

    Judging by the number of times I’ve watched them, the first three Bourne movies top the list (crowned by the Bourne Ultimatum). Not necessarily my favorite overall, but definitely the favorite I don’t get sick of at the end of a 48-hour marathon. 🙂

  139. Andrew Kim

    Akira Kurosawa’s DERSU UZALA. Not as famous as Seven Samurais but I consider this film one of his best work.

    Watched first time at movie theater, later purchased VHS tape, and then managed to buy DVD version.

  147. Mina

    Wow, a lot of good movies here. Winning this TV will let me watch The Terminator over and over in my room!

  161. Eddie Shurbutt

    The wizard of Oz. The first time I saw it as a child, it scared me to death. All of those flying monkeys and witches. But, I watched it everytime it came on.

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