HP EliteBook 660 16-Inch G11 Notebook PC, Intel Core Ultra 5 135U 4.36GHz 16GB RAM 5600.00 MHZ DDR5 512GB SSD, Grade Good RAM_32GB dual stream (2x2)

Name: HP EliteBook 660 16-Inch G11 Notebook PC, Intel Core Ultra 5 135U 4.36GHz 16GB RAM 5600.00 MHZ DDR5 512GB SSD, Grade Good RAM_32GB dual stream (2x2)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 93418412121
Price: 365.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1161 (23 reviews)

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HP EliteBook 660 16 Inch G11 Notebook PC, Intel Core Ultra 5 135U 4.36GHz 16GB RAM 5600.00 MHZ DDR5 512GB SSD, Grade Good RAM_32GB dual stream (2x2) dual stream (2x2) 63 Wh Battery Life Up to 13 Hours Battery Life Additional Features Fingerprint Reader Dimensions and Weight Dimensions (WxDxH): 35 Network Interface Gigabit Ethernet

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