Lenovo ThinkPad T490 Laptop (20N20035UE) - 14" Inch Display, 11th Generation Intel Core i7, 8GB RAM/512GB Solid State Drive Atlas Wirelessly connect up to 2

Name: Lenovo ThinkPad T490 Laptop (20N20035UE) - 14" Inch Display, 11th Generation Intel Core i7, 8GB RAM/512GB Solid State Drive Atlas Wirelessly connect up to 2
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SKU: 2670019720
Price: 84999.50 USD
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Lenovo ThinkPad T490 Laptop (20N20035UE) 14" Inch Display, 11th Generation Intel Core i7, 8GB RAM 512GB Solid State Drive Atlas Wirelessly connect up to 2 Wirelessly connect up to 2 smartphones or tablets to the speaker and take turns enjoying powerful sound Quickly and easily transfer files between your devices Display: 14 Inch Processor: Core i7

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