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Get this RTX-powered Lenovo gaming laptop for just $550
Gaming PCs aren’t cheap, and gaming laptops are even, um, not-cheaper. But if you’re patient and willing to cut a few corners, you can occasionally find a great deal. For example, this Lenovo LOQ gaming laptop delivers a one-two punch with an AMD Ryzen processor and Nvidia RTX graphics card, and it’s only $550 at Best Buy. That’s a whopping $250 off its original price. While $550 is an amazing price for a gaming laptop, you have to set your expectations accordingly. The Ryzen 5 7235HS processor is a bit long in the tooth, and ditto for the RTX 3050 graphics card with 6GB of video memory. It’ll run most new games, but you may have to settle for medium settings to hit 60 FPS. And while 12GB of system memory is also a little pokey these days, you can upgrade it to 32GB yourself based on some quick research. Might as well boost that SSD from 512GB to 1.5TB while you’re at it, thanks to its second M.2 slot. With those upgrades and a little elbow grease, you can get a laptop with solid performance and still come under $700. Otherwise, this laptop features a 15.6-inch 1080p screen, 144Hz of refresh to keep you moving fast, a backlit keyboard, and plenty of ports (HDMI, USB-C, triple USB-A, full-sized Ethernet) so you don’t need a dock or a hub. The 60 watt-hours of battery won’t last too long if you’re playing Fortnite, but it should get you through a long plane ride if you’re only watching video. Plus, a 170-watt charger will get it back up fast. Best Buy is showing this as a limited sale so grab this Lenovo LOQ for just $550 while you can! Get an RTX-powered Lenovo gaming laptop for 31% offBuy now at Best Buy 
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'This happened in the late 80s': Former mayor’s message on Wellington's woes
‘Absolutely Positively Wellington’ was born back then so there’s still hope for the city, a former mayor says. 
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Numbers swell in Christchurch Hospital toxic fumes exposure
New investigation launched as number of staff who potentially inhaled toxic fumes grows to almost twice the initial estimate 
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Choosing the place to move your business or to start one
Moving your business is not easy but it’s not impossible 
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The 14-year wait for Phoenix stars to play together again in the A-Leagues
They are two of the best New Zealanders to ever play in the A-Leagues but Kosta Barbarouses and Marco Rojas have only shared the pitch for 29 minutes. 
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‘Not losses’ as Team NZ prepares to resume America’s Cup battle
The America’s Cup defender is playing down the double defeat as the race to seven wins prepares to resume at 4-2. 
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PowerNet launches app that reduces workplace incidents by up to 80%
The Southland electricity provider teamed up with Australian company Risk Mentor to develop the safety platform to help manage risks in the industry. 
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Kiwi racing’s dream team: The rich lister, champion jockey and trainer
James McDonald and Chris Waller rule Sydney racing. With Cambridge Stud owner Brendan Lindsay’s star mare they are eyeing the biggest prize of all. 
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Crime, grime and anti-social behaviour - are New Zealand’s CBDs getting more feral?
Some say CBDs are dirtier and more feral than ever before, with concerns that anti-social behaviour is on the rise. 
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‘Tragic’: Manawatu loses ‘kind hearted’ community leader in crash
“He left home in the morning and never came back,” a close friend said. 
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Decision looms: Hundreds of meatworkers wait to hear fate of jobs
More than 600 workers at Alliance Group’s Smithfield plant in Timaru are set to learn the fate of their jobs today. 
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A Wellington problem that needs fixing - homeless people’s teeth
Amid Wellington’s myriad of problems right now, the city’s homeless should be one of the most pressing. 
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