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Portable touchscreen tech for just $120
TL;DR: A Grade A refurbished ASUS Chromebook C523 15.6? Touchscreen is just $119.99 (MSRP: $229) Technology tends to demand constant upgrades, but sometimes the smart move is finding a device that nails the essentials without overcomplicating things. The ASUS Chromebook C523 is a 15.6? touchscreen laptop that’s built for both productivity and downtime. And right now, you can score a Grade A refurbished model for just $119.99 (MSRP: $229). The ASUS Chromebook C523 is powered by an Intel Celeron processor, runs Chrome OS with full access to the Google Play Store. Why You’ll Like It Bigger screen: The NanoEdge display offers an 80% screen-to-body ratio and an anti-glare finish. Touchscreen convenience: A responsive 10-point multitouch display makes navigation intuitive. Portable power: Just 3.1 lbs and up to 10 hours of battery life. Performance you can trust: Intel Celeron N3350 ensures speedy handling of apps and everyday tasks. Security built in: Automatic updates and integrated antivirus keep things running smoothly. Versatile ports: USB-C, USB-A, and micro SD card slot keep your connectivity options wide open. And because this is Grade A refurbished, you’re getting a laptop that runs like new with only the possibility of some scuffs. Get the Grade A refurbished ASUS Chromebook C523 for just $119.99 (MSRP: $229) while stock is available. ASUS Chromebook C523 15.6? Touchscreen (2018) 4GB RAM 64GB eMMC (Refurbished)See Deal StackSocial prices subject to change.

Elon Musk and X reach settlement with axed Twitter workers
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US judge orders shutdown of Trump's 'Alligator Alcatraz' detention centre
The order gave the Trump administration 60 days to wind down operations at the site, with no new detainees allowed.

Over 20 nations join EU, UN in opposing Israel’s illegal E1 settlement plan

Ex-German security adviser calls on Berlin to recognize Palestine

Years-old video of river rescue falsely linked to disaster in India's Uttarakhand state

Immigrants from Central Asia find hostility and violence in Russia

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Concerns for Auckland woman missing for six days
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NZ Post suspends deliveries to the US as tariffs take effect
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Hawke's Bay v Canterbury – NPC round four
Follow live coverage as Hawke's Bay host Canterbury at McLean Park in Napier in round four of the National Provincial Championship.

Sikh owners, Sikh manager - what Morecambe takeover means to community
BBC Sport explores the impact of Morecambe's new ownership and manager on the Sikh community, as the National League club enter a new era.

At least 18 killed and dozens injured in separate Colombia attacks
A car bomb killed six people in Cali while a downed police helicopter left 12 officers dead.

Anger in Italy over non-consensual photos of women shared online
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'My dog was my ring bearer' - the pooches playing a starring role in weddings
Many couples are including their pooch in their big day, we talk to some whose dogs have played a key role.

Staff facing growing risks of extreme heat in workplaces, WHO warns
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