Gadget Stimulus Plan Day 3: Win a 160GB Clickfree Portable Backup Drive

clickfree_drive_portable We’re trying to close your gadget deficit while the economy’s in the dumps with the Gadget Stimulus Plan. Today we’re giving away a 160GB Clickfree Portable Drive, which offers the simplest way to back up your data. All you have to do is plug the Clickfree drive into your computer and it will automatically back up your files. You don’t have to install or configure anything.

Clickfree drives can be used with multiple computers and have built-in tools for restoring or transferring your data.

There are three ways to enter to win, and yes you may enter up to three times.

1) Leave a comment on this GottaBeMobile article and tell us what your current backup strategy is (assuming you have one) or why you don’t backup.

2) Comment on this Notebooks.com article and tell us which digital file you’d be most disappointed to lose.

3) Use your Twitter account to share this contest with your friends. Just send the following Tweet:

“I entered to win a Clickfree Backup Drive from GBM and Notebooks.com’s Gadget Stimulus Plan http://tinyurl.com/c7uw9x #GadgetStimulus3″

You have until Monday, March 23 at 8pm PDT to enter. We’ll assign every entry a number and use Random.org to randomly draw a winner.

This contest is open to anyone in the world as long as participating in contests like this are legal in your home town. It’s your responsibility to check local laws and regulations. Those who enter more times than allowed will be disqualified. The winner will be notified by either email (if random comment is chosen) or by an @reply on Twitter (if random tweet is chosen. He/she will have 48 hours to claim the prize and provide shipping info.

Tags: Clickfree, Gadget Stimulus Plan, Giveaways

Comments

Daniel

My movies and mp3s

Marius

I don`t backup because i don`t have an extra hdd and with only 400Gb ...don`t have enough space.But i would definitely like to backup my pictures and media.

Mahmoud Hammoudeh

my mp3s

Booji

I would really hate to loose my briefcase (Windows Briefcase) which contains all of my documents (.doc, .pdf, .xls, etc.) since my first computer! That briefcase is priceless!

Gary

I'd be most disappointed to lose my digital photos. It would be comparable to losing my daughters' childhood memories.

rajiv sharma

I fear loosing all my graphical work, objects 3ds and drawing artwork that i have drawn myself , which i use during animations, other than that i also fear loosing client documents and other useful documents. Loosing presentations and things is also another thing.

MiKeN

I would be so sad to lose all my media files (videos and pictures).

y v sai madhav

I will be devastated to lose my blogposts and my phone numbers.

Ken Wall

I'd be most disappointed to lose my eWallet with all my login credentials

Blair Thompson

I reckon that my outlook pst file has to be the one that I would like to lose least. A while ago I lost a whole bundle of files during an upgrade to Windows 7.

I think the ones I am most upset about were my diptrace schematics. Designs that I had laboured over are now lost to the ether. I have most of the circuit boards in manufactured form, but it's always nice to be able too reprint. They are gone for good.. the outlook.pst file is the one that I guard preciously now.

Grant

I'd hate to lose any of my music or any of my documents for school.

Kevin N

I'd really hate to lose my wedding photos. I've already lost my wedding video due to failure of Carbonite to back it up.

Angelo

I hate to lose my music files photo and e-mail.I use Mozy right now.

G.Smith

I would hate to lose my MP3 music collection.

M@rc

I don't have any backups of my media files (tons of pictures, songs from up to 10 years ago and over 400go of movies)

Kere

my computer science programs that i code (i have a lot!)

Anusha

Digital photos

Sai

I'd hate to lose my photos and videos too. That is thing that scares me most.

Gilson Oguime

It would be awfull to loose family photos and videos.

Clayton

I would be most disheartened if I lost the source files for the video games I develop in my spare time.

Brian S

House burned down, so starting to rebuild my backup drives. This would be a nice start.

Marc

My collection of music.

Sushrukh

It would be most disappointing to loose my DOC & TXT files which are the most precious to me.

James

I'd be most disappointed to lose my main Outlook .pst file. That would be a nightmare ....

drrg

My family pictures. After that, my OneNote files full of notes.

Barbara Baker

I'd be most disappointing if I lost all my pass words and Microsoft contacts...we'll pictures and files would have the same affect...

-barbarabaker

Craig

The articles I'm writing for my PhD thesis.

Ken

I had an external LaCie HD, but it is not working correctly anymore, making a clanky noise likes its going to crash any minute now. So, all I have left is back up to a couple of 8GB SD cards and DVDs.
Its all manual and switching cards, so I have not been keeping up with it.

Rhonda Mason

I'd hate losing my great American novel...and all my pictures! Thanks!

Rhonda Martin

I commented on this GottaBeMobile article.
Thanks Again

Rhonda Martin

I tweeted at twitter about this amazing giveaway :)
http://twitter.com/exotic1/status/1360238729

Rhonda Martin

I have a program tracker that I paid for which has over 600 files in it that I use daily and if I lost that I would be really down. I could retrieve a new license and install the tracker again with no problem from the company I purchased it from but would have no way of retrieving the 600+ files I use that are stored in this program. I have a lot of work and time involved in these file and they are very important to me. I really need a back up but with being laid off last week it doesn't look like I am going to be able to afford to purchase one. Thanks for the opportunity to enter.

Michael Anderson

I'd also have to go with my ever-increasing folder of zipped up photo archives ... though a close second is all of the digital video I've shot ...

Andrew Lee

One file? Probably the archive of my dissertation work, even though I finished it years ago and haven't been involved in it since then.

GeeorgeB

My MP3 files I use everyday at in music class at school.

MisterC

Definately my photos. Nothing in the world is as important as your memories.

Vickie Bartlett

photos would be #1, but so many files really are important including settings.

Kiernan

I can't pick one individual file, since most of what I have is replaceable, but probably the picture folders (tiny and general), since I've spent years gathering what's in them.

Tanya Anna Wilson

Ok, so it sounds redundant--but I'd be devastated if we were to lose all of our photos and videos of/with the kids (we have 5).Please save me from this potential tragedy!

Evan Brammer

My lesson plans!

Gregory Larsen

I'd be most disappointed to loose all of my pictures...maybe my school notes too, but mostly my pictures

Reeve

It would have to be my Digital Photographs. I am a student, and I have tons of photos of all the times I have spent with my family and friends. These are what keep me company when i feel homesick! Losing them would be a big big blow to me.....!