HP Pavilion 13.3″ Full-HD 2-in-1 Laptop For $559.99 Shipped From Amazon
This was $614.99 yesterday and is now a record low price from Amazon.
-Intel Core i5 6th Gen 6200U Processor 2.3 GHz Turbo up to 2.8 GHz
-13.3″ 1920×1080 HD IPS LED-lit Touchccreen
-8 GB RAM
-Windows 10
-128 GB Solid-State Drive
-Up to 11 hours and 45 minutes of battery life
-3.77 lb
-12.89 w x 8.8 d x 0.89 h
-Wireless: 1×1 802.11ac WLAN and Bluetooth
-Easily convert from notebook to stand to tent to tablet mode.
-Work in notebook mode, watch in stand mode, play in tent mode, go in tablet mode. With the new hinge, easily flip between any mode whenever the mood strikes.
-Leave the cord behind and take on the day with a long-lasting battery.
-Who knew a machine this slim could store so much? A 128GB solid-state drive, B&O Play audio, and great price make this convertible PC the smartest choice for your entertainment.
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finally a 13 inch laptop deal. now my only question is , do i: 1) buy 10 $60 gift cards(on 10 diff amex cards that i have)( and get 25% off) OR 2) use my freedom for 4Q bonus OR 3) just use an 1 amex to get an extended 1 year warrranty.
Dan , i’d appreciate your advice here:)
(if you remmeber me, we met in niagara falls right after the hornblower in august last year)
thanks u rock
Heh, excellent question!
I’d guess that you can buy a 2nd year warranty for a lot less than 25% of the cost of the item, so gift cards probably make sense here. Unless you’ll spend the money on other things from Amazon that don’t need a warranty anyway?