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SAVE $130:As of Feb. 17,I Would Rather Kill You the Lenovo Duet 11 Chromebook is on sale for $249 in the Best Buy President's Day sale. That’s $130 off its regular price.

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There are a number of impressive tech deals available over Presidents' Day, and we're not in the business of picking a favorite because everyone is looking for something different. But what we will say is that if you're looking for an affordable laptop that can do a bit of everything, the discounted Lenovo Duet 11 Chromebook is something to carefully consider.

As of Feb. 17, the Lenovo Duet 11 Chromebook is on sale for $249 in the Best Buy President's Day sale. That’s $130 off its regular price. That's a great deal on a device that can handle commuting, travel, streaming, and almost everything else you throw at it.

SEE ALSO: The best Presidents' Day streaming deals live now: Peacock, Starz, and more

It's easy to shift from laptop to portrait mode thanks to the versatile kickstand. And the MediaTek Kompanio 838 processor with an AI-enabling NPU keeps you moving fast, with stylus support for sketching and taking notes.

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Looking for even more Presidents' Day deals? Check out our roundup of the best Presidents' Day deals at Amazon. And if you're curious what other retailers are offering, have a look at our roundups of Walmart's Presidents' Day deals and Best Buy's Presidents' Day deals.

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