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| This superb Core i9 mini PC with 32GB RAM is down to its best price Listen, we know you don’t have enough space on your desk because no one really does. If that’s true, and if you feel like your PC’s age is showing, and if you’re looking to make an upgrade, then this should be a no-brainer for you: swap out your PC/laptop with this high-performance GMKtec M3 Plus mini PC that’s compact yet packed with ports.
Right now, you can get this awesome mini PC with an excellent discount on Amazon. Normally priced at $590, the GMKtec M3 Plus is now 25% off and available for just $440, matching the lowest price it’s ever been. It’s tiny enough to fit under your monitor, it’s super powerful, and it supports three 4K@60Hz monitors via two HDMI ports and a USB-C video port. You also get three high-speed USB-A, LAN, and 3.5mm audio.
This is a device you’ll use day in and day out for all your needs, ranging from work to streaming to light gaming. The Intel Core i9-12900HK processor paired with the chunky 32GB of RAM makes for a fantastic combination that can carry you through the day without stumbling or choking. There’s also a 1TB SSD on board that offers plenty of storage, and if you ever need more, you can self-upgrade the memory up to 64GB and the storage up to 4TB.
These days, nothing is better for a modest home office than a mini PC, especially when you can get something like the GMKtec M3 Plus for just $440. It’s worth every penny at this deal price!
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  Covid-19 Inquiry: Who is being 'excluded' from inquiry hearings Starting today, the inquest will hear from everyday people about what the government's decisions over vaccines and lockdowns meant for them. 
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