Posts from April, 2009

After much careful deliberation, a tough decision has to be made! Among the 83 highly creative videos received, HP has selected the top 3 winners! See the three works here:

WINNERS:

Dan McCarthy, Canada
Nicko Marcon N. Wong, Philippines
Hendry Wahana, Indonesia

But wait, there’s more!

20 finalists have been shortlisted to be seeded onto the HP microsite! The most voted video will win an HP Mini! Here are the finalists:

Jess Recepcion, USA
Tyler Bass, USA
Ravikumar Rajendran, India
Luis Cardoso, Portugal (2 Videos by Luis were shortlisted, the other one is this)
Douglas Dillon, Canada
SK Tagore, India
Lauren Oaklands, Australia
Joana Neves, Portugal
Dimitri Vel, UK
Blair Fraser, UK
Nico Marcon N. Wong, Philippines
Wee Sen Goh, Singapore
Norman Chee, Malaysia
Vivek Viga, India
Eugene Cheong, Singapore
Ajin Joseph, Singapore
Elwin Mok, Indonesia
Romar Capitle, Australia
Silvia Basso, Italy

Congratulations! We will email you details on the microsite where the voting will commence. Stay tuned!

I would like to send a special thanks to all participants for taking part on this competition. The Eyeka community has surely shown a lot of talent and skill. We are overwhelmed with the quality of the videos received and it’s been very difficult to make a final decision. Congratulations to the winners and finalists!

- Rocio Minguez Sparrowe, Marketing Program Manager, Marketing-Personal Systems Group & SMB Business Segment Asia Pacific & Japan

It was a very close race to the finish but Gorgeous Prabowo (kutudaun) of Indonesia took the top honors! Two who almost made it were Ronald Fong (minifong) of Singapore and Tomasz Ochotny (tomay) of the UK. Congratulations to Gorgeous for winning the US$3,000 prize! We will contact you shortly. On behalf of F1GPSG.com, thanks to all those who participated in the competition. It was an incredible race!

See the winning video here:

Here’s a player showcasing the entries from all over the world for the “F1 Through My Eyes” Video/Animation contest launched in partnership with F1GPSG.com.

Judging is still underway so stay tuned to find out who will drive away with the US$3,000 prize!