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Save £140 on the Huawei Matebook D
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When it comes to a laptop, you want a great display and strong performance, but these are kind of things you take for granted nowadays. These are the basics we expect as consumers.
It’s actually the design that often sets a laptop apart from the competition. If a laptop is stylish, sleek, and easy to carry around, that might well persuade you to part with your cash more than a laptop that has marginally more power than the competition.
A laptop that combines stylish design with strong performance across the board is the Huawei MateBook D. This 14-inch laptop incorporates a new Generation AMD Ryzen 5 2500U mobile processor and supports high-speed WiFi Internet.
That’s all well and good, but what is more immediately noticeable is the look. The MateBook D has a slim metallic body, making it both stylish and easy to carry. Yes, the MateBook D has an IPS display with an LCD screen, a 1 MP front camera, and 4K display output, but it also looks great, and that is what is going to impress at the end of the day.
You can now save £140 on the Huawei MateBook D, reduced from £699.99 to just £559.99.
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