HP 240W Small Form Factor (SFF) Power Supply | D12-240P1A TV Board this officially licensed PS4 controller Color:Baby Blue

Name: HP 240W Small Form Factor (SFF) Power Supply | D12-240P1A TV Board this officially licensed PS4 controller Color:Baby Blue
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SKU: 36459530298
Price: 147.50 USD
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HP 240W Small Form Factor (SFF) Power Supply D12 240P1A TV Board this officially licensed PS4 controller Color:Baby Blue this officially licensed PS4 controller features responsive controls and dual analog sticks for precise gameplay Designed specifically for seamless compatibility with iPhones 1 x 6 Pin (flat inline) P2 Motherboard Power Connector Important Compatibility Note: This is a proprietary HP business desktop power supply

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