Hp 290 G4 MicroTower PC Desktop Computer - Intel Core i7-10700 10th Gen, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, DOS, P22V 21.5" Monitor (8T2B8ES) FCONEGY Power Supply: AC220V Net Weight:

Name: Hp 290 G4 MicroTower PC Desktop Computer - Intel Core i7-10700 10th Gen, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, DOS, P22V 21.5" Monitor (8T2B8ES) FCONEGY Power Supply: AC220V Net Weight:
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SKU: 53578686440
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Hp 290 G4 MicroTower PC Desktop Computer Intel Core i7 10700 10th Gen, 8GB RAM, 1TB HDD, DOS, P22V 21.5" Monitor (8T2B8ES) FCONEGY Power Supply: AC220V Net Weight: Power Supply: AC220V Net Weight: 5 Dell Vostro 3400 Laptop (VOS 3400 00005) 14" Inch Display 8 GHz (with Intel Turbo Boost Technology) Operating System: DOS

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