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Junsha International Holdings Limited
HK2 yrs
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≥97%
On-time dispatch rate
23%
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Main markets: United States, United Kingdom, Namibia, Brazil, Colombia

Brand New SSD DDR4 14'' Intel Notebook Gaming Laptops N4000 Win10 Computers Ordinateur Portable Laptop Business Laptops

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$114-149
Minimum order quantity: 1 piece
Sample price: $114-149
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color

Gray

hard drive capacity

256 GB
1TB
128 GB
512 GB

memory capacity

6 GB

+ 2 more variants

Customization options
Logo/graphic design+$2/piece (Min. order: 1 piece)

Key attributes

processor type

Intel N4000

graphics card type

Integrated Card

operating system

Win 10/11

processor main frequency

2.0GHz

refresh rate

65HZ

display resolution

1920X1080

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Key attributes

processor type
Intel N4000
graphics card type
Integrated Card
operating system
Win 10/11
processor main frequency
2.0GHz
refresh rate
65HZ
display resolution
1920X1080
display ratio
16:9
hard drive type
SSD
wlan
WiFi 802.11 a/b/g
cooling system type
high performance cooling fan
gaming keyboard
RGB Backlit
processor manufacture
Intel
video memory type
DDR4
keyboard language
English
plugs type
US, UK
private mold
Yes
processor core
Quad Core
place of origin
Guangdong, China

Packaging and delivery

Selling Units
Single item
Single package size
45X32X15 cm
Single gross weight
5.5 kg

Lead time

Customization options

Logo/graphic design(+ from +$2/piece/Min. order: 1 piece)
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