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HP EliteBook x360 830 G9 Edition 13.3" WUXGA Touch IPS Laptop Intel Core i5-1245U Intel Iris Xe 16GB RAM 256GB SSD Windows 11 Pro - 6C161UT New Damaged Box 2 Gen 1 port with AIO-HP-3CF92UC-I806-R
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HP EliteBook x360 830 G9 Edition 13.3" WUXGA Touch IPS Laptop Intel Core i5 1245U Intel Iris Xe 16GB RAM 256GB SSD Windows 11 Pro 6C161UT New Damaged Box 2 Gen 1 port with AIO HP 3CF92UC I806 R 2 Gen 1 port with Smart Power On 3 USB 3 0 Operating Systems Operating System: Windows 10 Operating System Version: Home Interface & Ports USB Port: (Front) 1 x USB 3 DisplayPort 1 2 Operating Systems Operating System: Windows 11 Operating System Version: Pro Interface & Ports USB Port: 2 x USB4 (supports Thunderbolt 4
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