Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 Intel Core I5-1135G7 2.60GHz, 16GB RAM 4267.00 MHZ LPDDR4 512GB SSD, Silver Grade Good For Her 67 GHz Graphics Intel UHD

Name: Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 Intel Core I5-1135G7 2.60GHz, 16GB RAM 4267.00 MHZ LPDDR4 512GB SSD, Silver Grade Good For Her 67 GHz Graphics Intel UHD
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SKU: 96381233413
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Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 Intel Core I5-1135G7 2.60GHz, 16GB RAM 4267.00 MHZ LPDDR4 512GB SSD, Silver Grade Good For Her 67 GHz Graphics Intel UHD

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Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 Intel Core I5 1135G7 2.60GHz, 16GB RAM 4267.00 MHZ LPDDR4 512GB SSD, Silver Grade Good For Her 67 GHz Graphics Intel UHD 67 GHz Graphics Intel UHD Graphics Display 14" 1920 x 1080 @ 60 Hz 157 ppi Display Features LED Backlight Three mic array with directional beamforming this laptop offers top of the line performance for all your computing needs PRODUCT GRADING

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