In this very special 600th episode of Windows Weekly, we close out 2018 with another visit by Microsoft CMO Chris Capposela. And he comes bearing gifts!
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Chris and Microsoft have graciously donated 5 Surface Go tablets with Type Covers, 5 Surface Headphones, 10 Xbox Game Pass (one year) subscription codes, and 10 Office 365 Home (one year) subscription codes for us to give away to Windows Weekly listeners. I’ll be doing the giveaways here on Thurrott.com, but I need to have the physical items on-hand before I can give those away. So I’ll be giving away the product codes this week. Stay tuned for a separate post.
UPDATE: Here’s the post explaining how the giveaways will work.
Thanks, Paul
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