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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Acer
EAN: 4718235925994
Label: Acer
Manufacturer: Acer
Platform: Windows Vista Home Premium
Publisher: Acer
Studio: Acer
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The Acer Veriton 7700 series takes manageability, performance and security to new heights and intensifies the business value of small, medium and large-sized companies. With the latest processors running on Intel s formidable 915G chipset, generous DDR RA
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