Dynabook Toshiba | Satellite Pro E10-S-101 | 11" HD | Laptop | Celeron N4020 | 4GB | 128GB SSD | Ruggedized for Education dell inspiron i7 1255u 2-week battery life

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Dynabook Toshiba Satellite Pro E10 S 101 11" HD Laptop Celeron N4020 4GB 128GB SSD Ruggedized for Education dell inspiron i7 1255u 2 week battery life 2 week battery life Band Colour: Pink 8 GHz Processor Count ‎1 RAM Size ‎4 GB Memory Technology ‎DDR4 Computer Memory Type ‎DDR4 SDRAM Hard Drive Size ‎128 GB Hard Disk Description ‎Emmc Hard Drive Interface ‎PCIE x 4 Audio Details ‎Speakers Graphics Coprocessor ‎Intel Graphics Chipset Brand ‎Intel Graphics Card Description ‎Integrated Graphics Card Ram Size ‎4 GB Connectivity Type ‎Bluetooth 15 Kilograms Batteries ‎2 Lithium Ion batteries required

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