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Dell’s Latitude 7390 laptop is more than $2,100 off
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TL;DR: As of Feb. 25, the Dell Latitude 7390 laptop is a whopping $2,146.70 off, dropping the price to $599. Plus, it comes with a sleeve carrying case.
Listen, we live and breathe deals here at Mashable. Sometimes $25 or $50 off is a good deal. Other times we come across something that is $2,000 off — and that’s a really fucking good deal.
Right now, Dell has the Latitude 7390 laptop on sale for $599, down from $2,745.70. For those of you who don’t want to whip out a calculator or do the mental math, that’s $2,146.70 in savings. Wow.
This 13-inch laptop operates under Windows 10 Pro and has an 8th generation Intel Core i7 processor. It has 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD. The laptop’s specs are customizable, but will change the price if you stray from the standard.
The Latitude is a sturdy laptop without being too heavy, making it ideal to carry around with you on the go. It’s powerful and built to last — oh, and did we mention it comes with a free carrying sleeve?
This is a solid machine at an unbeatable price. Snag the Latitude 7390 while it’s on sale for $599.
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