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HP OmniStudio X 32 C1000T 31.5" 4K UHD Intel Core Ultra 7 256V 2.2 GHz 16 GB 1 TB SSD Intel Arc Graphics Windows 11 Home All in One Desktop, Meteor Silver A32JVAV V040 Laptop Specifications Condition: Refurbished Brand: HP Refurbished (C Grade) Specifications Condition: Refurbished Brand: HP Model: Chromebook 11 G8 Education Edition MPN: 436B4UT I803 Platforms: Color: Gray Processor CPU Brand: Intel CPU Model: N4020 CPU Speed: 1 jet black keyboard with numeric keypad Mouse Pad: Multi touch Power & Battery Power Adapter: 45 W USB Type C power adapter Power Battery: 2 cell 8 GHz CPU Core: 8 core Processor Memory Installed Memory: 16 GB Memory Speed: Storage Drive Storage Type: SSD Hard Drive Capacity: 0 SSD Capacity: 1 TB Optical Drive: No Graphics GPU: Intel Arc Graphics Graphics Memory: Shared Memory Graphics Type: Integrated Graphics Display Screen Size: 31 0 x4 NVMe M
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