Apple Mac Pro 2013 3.5GHz Intel Xeon 6c/12t 32GB 1866MHz 128GB AMD Radeon FirePro D300 3GB Crossfire A1481 MD878LL/A Red Crystal For Apple M9244LL/A Capacity:16GB

Name: Apple Mac Pro 2013 3.5GHz Intel Xeon 6c/12t 32GB 1866MHz 128GB AMD Radeon FirePro D300 3GB Crossfire A1481 MD878LL/A Red Crystal For Apple M9244LL/A Capacity:16GB
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SKU: 67349550605
Price: 199.99 USD
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Apple Mac Pro 2013 3.5GHz Intel Xeon 6c/12t 32GB 1866MHz 128GB AMD Radeon FirePro D300 3GB Crossfire A1481 MD878LL/A Red Crystal For Apple M9244LL/A Capacity:16GB

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Apple Mac Pro 2013 3.5GHz Intel Xeon 6c 12t 32GB 1866MHz 128GB AMD Radeon FirePro D300 3GB Crossfire A1481 MD878LL A Red Crystal For Apple M9244LL A Capacity:16GB For Apple M9244LL A please include a note with your order Fresh install of OS X 10 9 Mavericks on the internal 128GB original Apple SSD

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