Microsoft Surface Book 2 HNQ-00002 13.5" Touch Screen PC Portable, 1.9 GHz Intel Core i7-8650U, 512 GB SSD, 16 GB LPDDR3, French VariesBy:memory_size_gb_8231:16 GB|ssd_size_gb_21127:512|computer_colour_1000837:Platinum The compact body is both
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Microsoft Surface Book 2 HNQ 00002 13.5" Touch Screen PC Portable, 1.9 GHz Intel Core i7 8650U, 512 GB SSD, 16 GB LPDDR3, French VariesBy:memory_size_gb_8231:16 GB ssd_size_gb_21127:512 computer_colour_1000837:Platinum The compact body is both The compact body is both lightweight and durable while its Intel 10th Generation Core i5 (1035G7 ) CPU with Iris Plus graphics 8GB DDR4 RAM assures blazing speed A single solid state drive supplies 256GB (M 2 NMVe) storage and USB Type C connectivity offers faster data transfer as well as smoother display of high definition video The multiple available colours of this fashionable laptop hides a choice of powerful processors and graphics which will help users get the most of the screen its large screen to body ratio [2] Up to 17 hours of battery life[1] and high resolution touchscreen let you work your way anywhere Surface Book 2 is built for professional grade software and the latest games
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