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SAVE $230:As of Oct. 17,Padosi (2025) Hindi Web Series the Chromebook x360 is on sale for $199 at Walmart. That's a saving of 53% on the list price.

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Opens in a new window Credit: HP Chromebook x360 14-Inch FHD IPS Touch 2-in-1 Laptop $199 at Walmart
$429 Save $230

If a laptop upgrade is planned, this Walmart deal should be on your radar. A laptop and tablet in one, the Chromebook x360 is a really nifty device, perfect for work, play, and on-the-go convenience. Just check out our review to see what we loved about it.

And as of Oct. 17, you can find this HP model reduced by over 50% at Walmart. Down to $199 from $429, this is one of the best deals we've seen for this model, so there's no need to shop around.

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Stats-wise, this little device packs a punch. Enjoy a Full HD IPS touchscreen that’s both easy to use and visually appealing. When you want to switch it to tablet mode, simply fold the screen back for a handy touchscreen experience. Powered by an Intel Processor N100 running Chrome OS, it promises a smooth and efficient performance, complemented by 4 GB of RAM, making it perfect for everyday tasks. And with 64 GB of eMMC flash storage, you'll have ample space for all of your documents and apps.

HP says the battery of this model can last for over 10 hours, however our reviewer found it fell just short of nine hours.

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