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HP Stream 11-AK0012DX 11.6" HD SVA Laptop Intel Celeron N4020 1.1 GHz 4GB SDRAM 64GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics 600 Windows 10 Home S - 16V16UA Accessories natural silver keyboard with numeric AIO-HP-3CF92UC-I806-R
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HP Stream 11 AK0012DX 11.6" HD SVA Laptop Intel Celeron N4020 1.1 GHz 4GB SDRAM 64GB eMMC Intel UHD Graphics 600 Windows 10 Home S 16V16UA Accessories natural silver keyboard with numeric AIO HP 3CF92UC I806 R natural silver keyboard with numeric keypad Mouse Pad: Power & Battery Power Adapter: 45 W Smart AC Power Battery: 3 cell 70 GHz 14 core (6P+8E) Processor 2 Operating Systems Operating System: Windows 10 Operating System Version: S Interface & Ports USB Port: 1 x USB 3 11ac Wireless LAN Network Bluetooth: Bluetooth 4
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