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Pre-Owned Desktop Computer Sell. The Ultimate Powerhouse Mini PC! -Acer Veriton -Intel i5 3.20GHz + 250 GB SSD

Naimish from iFixComputer ifixcomputer.co.nz

Micro Size... Monster Performer! - Running in perfect condition.

Handle challenging office tasks and oversee company assets efficiently with the Veriton L series.

Premium components and essential applications ensure top performance, while "green" certification cuts costs and cares for the environment.

Only 25cm tall, 6.2cm wide and 20.5cm deep!

Processor - Intel i5 3.2GHz processor!!!
Memory - 4GB RAM
Storage - Brand New 250GB SSD
Windows10 Home

This unit price is $290

I have 3 Units like this. I can customise the SSD size with extra. I can courier anywhere in NZ with extra. In Hamilton can drop it off.

Text me 0212399648

Price: $290

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