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SAVE $300: As of May 1,Pretty Ex-Girlfriend get the Dell Inspiron 16 Plus (Intel Core Ultra 9 185H, Intel Arc, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) for $799.99, down from its usual price of $1,099.99 at Dell. That's a discount of 31%.

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Still chugging along with an old laptop? Don't sit and get frustrated with slow loading times, sticky keys, and a muddy screen. Move on with a new model and get more done — and you can gift yourself with an affordable laptop under $800 today.

As of May 1, get the Dell Inspiron 16 Plus (Intel Core Ultra 9 185H, Intel Arc, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD) for $799.99, down from its usual price of $1,099.99, at Dell. That's $300 off and a discount of 31%.

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This portable, lightweight laptop boasts an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H processor with Intel Arc graphics, 16GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD so you can store whatever you need to without having to rely on an external hard drive.

This laptop has integrated AI so you can have your laptop help you with writing or creative tasks, or even texting and calling with your laptop like a MacBook with Intel Unison.

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There's a lot to love about this configuration, especially under $1,000. While this base model won't be a great pick if you're a hardcore gamer, it can handle just about anything else, whether that's streaming your favorite shows or creating a presentation. It's on clearance, though, so make sure you get yours before these models sell out.

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