Last week we had a chance to visit Redmond and check out all the latest features of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, including Windows Hello, Windows Ink, and updates to Cortana and the Start Menu. Microsoft was kind enough to provide us a Surface Book to check out all these new features and more, and now we’d like to pass that good fortune on to our readers.

We’ve been checking out all the new features in our Anniversary Update Feature Series, and with our quick look video, so be sure to take a closer look at everything included in this latest update. Even if you’ve been running every one of the Windows Insider builds, they’re worth checking out.

Windows 10 Anniversary Update Review Last week we had a chance to visit Redmond and check out all the latest features of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, including Windows Hello, Windows Ink, and updates to Cortana and the Start Menu. Microsoft was kind enough to provide us a Surface Book to check out all these new features and more,

As you know, we’re in the process of rebranding WinBeta to a new name and a new focus on all things Microsoft, and soon we’ll be coming to you from OnMSFT.com (launches at the end of this month!). We want you to have the best possible experience when you’re checking out our new site, and all you have to do is check out our Facebook page, follow us on Twitter, or since almost 20,000 of you already follow us, just tweet a mention of our site and the contest and you’ll be entered in a random drawing:

a Rafflecopter giveaway

This Surface Book is the Core i5 128GB / 8GB RAM model, and it comes with a pen and power supply, and it’s loaded with the Anniversary Update (we’ll make sure it’s fully up to date before we ship), and it’s brand new in the box.

The giveaway is US only, and will run for two weeks, ending at 9pm PDT on August 16th, 2016. A US street address to send the Surface Book to the winning entry will be required of the winner, so sorry if you’re outside of US borders, but you won’t be able to receive the Surface Book so don’t try. Other than that, there’s not much to it, so thanks for reading WinBeta, stay tuned for lots more from OnMSFT.com, and good luck!



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