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HP 15-fd1008cl 15.6" FHD Touch Intel Core Ultra 7 155H 1.4 GHz 16GB DDR5 512GB SSD Intel Arc Graphics Windows 11 Home Laptop, Silver - 9U251UA New Open Box DisplayPort | HDMI | Mini AIO-HP-3CF92UC-I806-R
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HP 15 fd1008cl 15.6" FHD Touch Intel Core Ultra 7 155H 1.4 GHz 16GB DDR5 512GB SSD Intel Arc Graphics Windows 11 Home Laptop, Silver 9U251UA New Open Box DisplayPort HDMI Mini AIO HP 3CF92UC I806 R DisplayPort HDMI Mini DP Inputs 0 1 x Mini DisplayPort Audio Port: 1 x 3 3 Operating Systems Operating System: Windows 11 Operating System Version: Home Interface & Ports USB Port: 2 x USB Type A 5Gbps signaling rate 1 x AC smart pin 1 x USB Type C 10Gbps signaling rate (USB Power Delivery 11ax Wireless LAN Network Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5
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