AB: Dell XPS 17 9710 (XPS9710-7265SLV-PUS) Platinum Silver
Promotional value expires 60 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires. Limit 2 per person, may buy 20 additional as gifts. Must activate licenses by the expiration date. Licenses expire 1 year from activation date. All junior racers must be at least 48'' and adult racers must be at least 4'10'' tall to race. All racers should be under 7' tall and 300 lbs. Subject to availability. Not valid for group events. May split between 2 people. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.
Promotion period: from 11/13/2025 to 11/24/2026
City: US, Richfield
The XPS name dates back to 1990 when Dell was more focused on corporate business than consumers. Gateway (then known as Gateway 2000 at the time) was the number one in the high-end consumer market. In early 1993, there was a staff meeting to address how to pursue this emerging market. At this time, Dell's annual revenue was less than $500 million and Michael Dell was involved in most decisions. At this meeting, it was decided to launch a new high-end product line to compete with Gateway. Vernon Weiss was assigned as product manager to spearhead and manage the marketing of the new product. He worked with Brian Zucker who led the architecture and engineering effort. In September 1993, the first two versions of the XPS line were announced, initially as part of the Dell Dimension series. The first generation of the XPS system was available as either a desktop or a tower case. This new product line was so far ahead of the competition that it was featured on the cover of the October 1993 issue of PC/Computing.
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