Technology
Gaming computers on sale, plus more laptop and tablet deals this weekend
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The world is not great right now, but at least it’s Friday, right? (Right?)
If you’re feeling a little bit “meh” today (like many of us are), maybe it’s a good time to treat yourself to something nice.
If you’re a tech person, we gathered up some decent deals on laptops and tablets for you that’ll be running over the weekend — it’s pretty slim pickings right now, but there are some diamonds in the rough if you look hard enough.
Take a look at what we found, and have a good weekend.
Laptops $499 and below
Laptops $500 to $999
Laptops $1,000 and up
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Dell Inspiron 13 — $1,099.99 (list price $1,299.99)
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Microsoft Surface Pro X — $1,249.98 (list price $1,569.98)
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Dell G7 15 Gaming Laptop — $1,249.99 (list price $1,534.98)
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Microsoft Surface Book 2 — $1,299 (list price $1,499)
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Razer Blade Stealth Gaming Laptop — $1,599.99 (list price 1,799.99)
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Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon — $1,595.30 (list price $2,279)
Tablets on sale
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