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The Asus X200CA is a portable notebook with a touchscreen display and Windows 8.1 software. There are several different versions with different processors, but the laptop normally sells for around $300 or less.

Right now you can score some great deals on this little laptop. Adorama has a Pentium model for $280, and Woot is selling a refurbished version with a Celeron chip for $220.

Neither version has a cutting-edge processor, but those are Chromebook-like prices for Windows notebooks with 4GB of RAM, 500GB of storage, touchscreens, and Windows.

vivobook x200ca

Here are some of the day’s best deals.

Notebooks and tablets

Storage

Other

You can find more bargains in our daily deals section.

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One reply on “Deals of the Day (6-18-2014)”

  1. I purchased a refurb Asus X200CA mentioned in an earlier Daily Deal and am having mixed feelings. while I like the unit itself, I’m disappointed that the formerly-routine process of creating restore disks – useful as a hedge against HD failure – is no longer routine. it seems the only option I have is to create a ‘recovery drive’ using a 16GB usb drive. Asus doesn’t provide disks (I’m still searching if there’s a purchase option) and it seems the only other option is to create a multi-GB restore image to be used in conjunction with a ‘rescue disk’

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