ThinkPad X13 - i5-10210U / 16GB / 512GB SSD / 13.3” / W10 Pro / 3 Years Warranty / Starting at 1.20 kg notebook External 210W power supply with L0U9311SPRC8A0022

Name: ThinkPad X13 - i5-10210U / 16GB / 512GB SSD / 13.3” / W10 Pro / 3 Years Warranty / Starting at 1.20 kg notebook External 210W power supply with L0U9311SPRC8A0022
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SKU: 46936352595
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ThinkPad X13 - i5-10210U / 16GB / 512GB SSD / 13.3” / W10 Pro / 3 Years Warranty / Starting at 1.20 kg notebook External 210W power supply with L0U9311SPRC8A0022

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ThinkPad X13 i5 10210U 16GB 512GB SSD 13.3” W10 Pro 3 Years Warranty Starting at 1.20 kg notebook External 210W power supply with L0U9311SPRC8A0022 External 210W power supply with DC connector Experience a new way to work with Dell Technologies Unified Workspace ThinkPad X13: 13 3 FHD IPS AG 300Nits Intel® Core™ i5 10210U Processor (6M Cache

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