Dell completely rebuilt the XPS 13 for 2018 and beyond. There are new port changes, updated Intel processors, improved displays, and we finally get Windows Hello infrared (IR) facial recognition. Oh, and those InfinityEdge bezels are now even thinner. You can take a look at our CES hands-on and first impressions post and when you're done, enter here to win the XPS 13 (9370) laptop in Platinum Silver!
How to enter to win the Dell XPS 13 giveaway!
The prize
One reader will win a Dell XPS 13 (9370) laptop in Platinum Silver with Black carbon fiber.
The rules
There are multiple ways to enter, each with varying point values, in the widget at the bottom of this post. Complete all of the tasks by clicking each option in the widget for maximum entries and your best shot at winning. Keep in mind that all winning entries are verified and if the task was not completed or cannot be verified, a new winner will be chosen. The contest is open internationally, and any customs fees or taxes incurred during shipping are the responsibility of the contest winner.
The giveaway is open until February 2, 2018, and the winner will be announced right here in the widget shortly after the close date.
Good luck!
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