Be quick! This early Black Friday Dell Latitude 3340 with 13th Gen Intel Core i3 has $230 off right now - it's the fastest laptop you can buy for under $300 and it even comes with Windows 11 Pro

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You don’t need to wait for Black Friday to grab an amazing deal. The Dell Latitude 3340 Laptop is available now for just $279, reduced from $512, direct from Dell.

Built for reliability, portability, and everyday productivity, this 13.3-inch laptop combines strong performance with a clean, professional design.

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Dell Latitude 3340 Laptop: was $512.82 now $279.02 at Dell

The Dell Latitude 3340 Laptop offers excellent value at $279, down from $512.

It features a 13th Gen Intel Core i3 processor, 8GB of LPDDR5 memory, and a 256GB SSD for fast, reliable performance.

With a 13.3 inch Full HD display, Wi Fi 6E, Windows 11 Pro, and durable design, it’s perfect for work or study.

The Full HD IPS anti glare display offers crisp detail and comfortable viewing in any lighting, and the HD camera with noise reduction and a built in privacy shutter makes video calls clear and secure.

With Intel Wi Fi 6E and Bluetooth 5.3, you can count on stable, high speed connectivity wherever you go.

Running Windows 11 Pro, the Latitude 3340 includes professional security and management tools that help you stay organized and protected.

Its sturdy build and lightweight frame make it an excellent choice for students, professionals, or anyone who needs dependable performance in a compact form.

At just $279, the Dell Latitude 3340 offers exceptional value, delivering modern speed, quality construction, and essential business features at a fraction of the usual cost.

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