HP ZBook 17 G6 17.3" FHD Intel Core i9-9880H 2.30 GHz 64GB DDR4 512GB SSD NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 Backlit KB, FP Reader Windows 11 Pro Laptop - 1W017UC-I622 All-in-One Desktop Specifications Condition: Refurbished-C Grade Brand: 4 ms Overdrive Response
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HP ZBook 17 G6 17.3" FHD Intel Core i9 9880H 2.30 GHz 64GB DDR4 512GB SSD NVIDIA Quadro RTX 3000 Backlit KB, FP Reader Windows 11 Pro Laptop 1W017UC I622 All in One Desktop Specifications Condition: Refurbished C Grade Brand: 4 ms Overdrive Response Specifications Condition: Refurbished C Grade Brand: HP Model: 14a na0240nr MPN: 60F62UA Platforms: Color: White Processor CPU Brand: Intel CPU Model: Celeron N4120 CPU Speed: 1 1GHz burst frequency 4 1 x USB3 Speaker: Bang & Olufsen
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