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Did you get the new laptop you were hoping for over the holidays? If not, there's still time to grab one for a great price. The deals are still coming for 2024, including a fantastic price cut on one of Samsung's best computers. Now's your chance to strike.

As of Jan. 3, you can get the Samsung Galaxy Book3 Pro for just $979. That's $770.99 off its normal price of $1,749.99, which is a 44% discount. At nearly half off its MSRP, that makes this laptop a no-brainer to bring home and add to your tech collection.

SEE ALSO: The best 2-in-1 laptops heading into 2024

The sleek 16-inch laptop boasts 16GB of RAM, 1 TB of storage, and a 13th Gen Intel Core i7-1360P processor to power it all. Its bright and crisp 3K AMOLED screen (2880x1800 resolution) comes with a 120Hz refresh rate, while the rest of the computer is kitted out with a fingerprint reader and a full HD webcam.

Even with all those perks, the laptop is super lightweight, thin, and ready to go where you go. It has an extended touchpad and a range of ports for your convenience including HDMI, microSD, USB-A, and two Thunderbolt 4 ports for good measure. Plus, its battery will last up to 19 hours and comes with a compact charger that won't take up too much space.

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If you're ready for some serious power on the go, grab this laptop and enjoy getting things done while away from home — or use this hardy laptop as your at-home daily driver.

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