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Can't decide between a tablet or laptop? Consider the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet.

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Save $90: As of Aug. 31, the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 3i laptop is on sale for $289 at Walmart. You'll save 24% on the original price.

The magic of the 2-in-1: You don't need to choose between a laptop or a tablet. They combine the best of both worlds.

A particularly versatile option is the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 3i laptop, which is on sale for only $289 at Walmart. You'll save $90 or about 24% on a best-selling laptop that includes a detachable keyboard.

SEE ALSO: The best cheap laptops you can buy, because upgrading your device shouldn’t drain your bank account

This model of the Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 3i features a 1.1Ghz Intel Pentium Silver N5030 processor that helps you multitask on different programs at the same time. It also includes 8GB of RAM for additional performance plus 128GB of internal eMMC storage. All this helps to run on Windows 11, making this a more powerful laptop option if you need more than a Chromebook.

Instead of a 360-degree hinged keyboard like other 2-in-1 laptops, it uses a fully detachable keyboard. When detached, the keyboard works remotely with the tablet portion while it rests on its folio kickstand. And if you don't need the keyboard, then just enjoy it as a tablet with a 10.3-inch FHD touchscreen display.

Lenovo IdeaPad Duet 3i 10.3.-inch laptop with folio kickstand on back
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