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ASUS ROG Flow Z13 13.4" 2.5K 180Hz Touch Gaming Laptop: Ryzen AI Max+ 395, 64GB, 1TB
$2,100
Asus 14" HD Chromebook Laptop (N4500 4GB 64GB)
$198 and more
(Expired) Woot has an extra 10% Off select computers and accessories with code "BESTOFPC", max $22 off. Shipping is free with prime.
- Asus 14" HD Chromebook Laptop (N4500 4GB 64GB CX1400CKA-DB44) $220 - 10% = $198
- Lenovo Chromebook 14" WUXGA Touch Laptop (N150 4GB 128GB) $320 - $22 = $298 [amazon]
- Samsung CH890 34" WQHD Curved Monitor $400 - $22 = $378
- Lenovo Chromebook Duet G2 10.9" WUXGA Tablet (Kompanio 838 4GB 64GB) $180 - 10% = $162
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Acer Nitro V 16" WUXGA Gaming Laptop (Ultra 7 240H RTX 5070 16GB 512GB)
$1250
HP Chromebook x360 14" HD Touch Laptop (N4020 4GB 64GB)
$179
(Expired) Walmart has HP Chromebook x360 14" HD Touch Laptop (N4020 4GB 64GB) for (oos). Shipping is free.
MSI Katana GF66 15.6" FHD Gaming Laptop (i7-11800H RTX 3060 16GB 512GB 11UE-617)
$743.67
(Expired) Amazon has MSI Katana GF66 15.6" FHD Gaming Laptop (i7-11800H RTX 3060 16GB 512GB 11UE-617) for (oos). Shipping is free.
(Start 7/25 12pm ET) Newegg Doorbusters Sale
(Expired) (Start 7/25 12pm ET) Newegg has Doorbusters Sale. Shipping is free.
Acer Predator Triton 14 Gaming/Creator Laptop (i7-13700H RTX 4070 16GB 1TB) PT14-51-7979
$1149.99
(Expired) Acer Predator Triton 14 Gaming/Creator Laptop (i7-13700H RTX 4070 16GB 1TB) PT14-51-7979.
- Amazon: $1999.99
HP HyperX OMEN 16" Gaming Laptop (Ryzen 7 8745HX, RTX 5060, 16GB, 512GB)
$1099
(Expired) HP has HP HyperX OMEN 16" 16z-ap100 Gaming Laptop (Ryzen 7 8745HX, RTX 5060, 16GB, 512GB) for $1099. Shipping is free.
Lenovo Yoga 7a 14" WUXGA OLED Touch Laptop (Ryzen AI 7 445 24GB 1TB)
$1161
(Expired) Lenovo has Lenovo Yoga 7a 14" WUXGA OLED Touch Laptop (Ryzen AI 7 445 24GB 1TB 83TD0003US) for $1161 with code "EXTRASAVEAFF". Shipping is free.
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Anonymous
PC component pricing just makes me sad right now. I'm ducking out until 2028. Hopefully a normal amount of DDR5 won't be $1000 by then
1 month ago |
Anonymous
With core component vendors demanding ridiculous prices and PC/laptop makers running razor thin margin and Microslop crewing up ecosystem, I see the market cratering.
1 month ago |