HP 14-dq3000dx 14" Intel Celeron N4500 1.10 GHz 4GB DDR4 64GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics Windows 11 Home in S mode Laptop, White - B4GX5UA Monitor General Condition Refurbished Brand BenQ 4 ms Overdrive Response
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HP 14 dq3000dx 14" Intel Celeron N4500 1.10 GHz 4GB DDR4 64GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics Windows 11 Home in S mode Laptop, White B4GX5UA Monitor General Condition Refurbished Brand BenQ 4 ms Overdrive Response General Condition Refurbished Brand BenQ Model EX3203R MPN EX3203R Color Gray Manufacture Date Display Screen Size 31 Up to 1200:1 Contrast Ratio 178° 178° Viewing Angles snow white keyboard Mouse Pad: Multi Touch Power & Battery Power Adapter: 45 W Smart AC Power Battery: 3 cell 41 Wh Li ion Physical Characteristics Dimension (LxWxH): 8
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