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HP offers a line of 2-in-1 notebooks under the Pavilion x360 line, and while the 11.6 inch model with an Intel Pentium Bay Trail processor is probably the least powerful of the bunch, it’s also the cheapest. Normally it sells for around $399 or less. But for today only Best Buy is selling this convertible tablet/laptop hybrid PC for just $250.
Some of the day’s best deals are listed below. There are a few notes about today’s deals:
1. The Toshiba tablets featured in today’s roundup are pretty lousy tablets, but they’re really cheap. You might want to pick one up for use as a smart alarm clock, or a media device that you can hook up to a TV.
2. I know the Surface Pro 3 deal doesn’t look cheap, but it’s $150 off the list price for that model. You can get a less expensive model for as little as $799, but that’s the normal price for a version with less memory and storage and a less powerful processor.
Computers
- HP Pavilion x360 2-in-1 11.6″ laptop for $250 – Best Buy
- Motorola Moto G smartphone + Moto 360 smartwatch for $300 – Motorola (ends at 4PM Eastern)
- Refurb Toshiba 7″ Android or Windows tablets for $55 or $60 – Woot
- Microsoft Surface Pro 3 w/Core i5 + 256GB for $1149 – Microsoft Store
- Microsoft Surface 2 w/NVIDIA Tegra 4 for $175 after rebate – Newegg
- Asus Zenbook UX303LA 13″ QHD+ ultrabook w/Core i5 Broadwell for $899 – Microsoft Store
- Lenovo N21 Chromebook w/Celeron N2840 for $180 – Rakuten (via eBay)
- Refurb HP EliteDesk 800-G1 mini PC w/Core i3 Haswell, 1TB storage for $370 – Woot
Accessories
- Save up to 70 percent on select Kingston PC components and accessories – Amazon
- Get a free 4G hotspot sleeve for iPod Touch for $10 shipping – FreedomPop
- Intel 240GB SATA III 2.5″ SSD for $100 after rebate – TigerDirect
- Kingston 240GB SATA III 2.5″ SSD + 32GB USB 3.0 flash drive for $90 – Newegg
- Samsung USBÂ DVD writer for $19 – Newegg (coupon:Â EMCASKX37)
Other
- Google Chromecast for $25 after rebate – TigerDirect
- Refurb Roku 2 streaming media player for $45 – TigerDirect (coupon: MGT156586))
- Name your price for 9 adventure and puzzle games for Android – Humble Bundle
- $100 iTunes code for $80 – PayPal Digital Gifts (via eBay)
You can find more bargains in our daily deals section.
The FreedomPop 4G hotspot sleeve for iPod touch looks
suspiciously like the first device the company came out
with, which was WiMax. Sprint is shutting down WiMax
by Nov. this year. FreedomPop still has the sleazy billing
issues it’s had for years. Buyer beware.
My understanding is also that the Toshiba 7″ tablets,
like all Win 8 7″, are not eligible for the free Win 10
upgrade.
Heads up on the FreedomPop iPod Hotspot – WiMax service only lasts through November.
From the checkout page:
“4G WiMax service will be offered as long as the Sprint WiMax network is active. The Sprint Wimax Network is scheduled to be deactivated on or around November 6, 2015. No refunds will be given to anyone outside of the 30 day warranty period.”
Still a good deal for $10. Also watch out, they check the box for $3.99/mo data rollover by default at checkout but the 500mb plan is supposed to be free otherwise.