HP 15-dy0025ds 15.6" HD Laptop Intel Celeron N4120 1.1 GHz Intel UHD Graphics 4 GB DDR4 RAM 128 GB SSD Windows 10 Home in S mode - 43N39UA Refurbished (C Grade) Intel Core i7-11800H (2 DT-HP-7WM47AV-E203-R
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HP 15 dy0025ds 15.6" HD Laptop Intel Celeron N4120 1.1 GHz Intel UHD Graphics 4 GB DDR4 RAM 128 GB SSD Windows 10 Home in S mode 43N39UA Refurbished (C Grade) Intel Core i7 11800H (2 DT HP 7WM47AV E203 R Intel Core i7 11800H (2 9 GHz CPU Core: Quad core Processor Memory Installed Memory: 8 GB Memory Speed: DDR4 2400 Storage Drive Storage Type: HDD + SSD Hard Drive Capacity: 1 TB SSD Capacity: 128 GB Optical Drive: No Graphics GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 620 Graphics Memory: Shared Memory Graphics Type: Integrated Graphics Display Screen Size: 15 11a b g n ac (1x1) Wi Fi and Bluetooth 4 4 GB DDR4 2400 MHz RAM 128 GB SATA 3 TLC M
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