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Dell G3 (Only one piece)
Gaming Laptop

💎Intel core i7 10th gen processor
2.6Ghz base speed upto 5Ghz
(6cores & 12 logical processor)

💎Storage - 1Tb HDD plus 256gb ssd

💎Ram - 8gb DDR4 ram

Graphics - Nvidia GTX 4gb 1650Ti

Screen - 15.6 inch infinity screen
Full HD(1920*1080)

Keyboard - Blue keyboardbacklit

Battery - 4hrs and more

Price - 85000 😮

💪With 1 year warranty 💪

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