Dolch FlexPAC Portable Computer Intel Pentium 4 2.0Gh 2GB RAM 40GB HD +XP TESTED For Sale

Dolch FlexPAC Portable Computer Intel Pentium 4 2.0Gh 2GB RAM 40GB HD +XP TESTED
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Dolch FlexPAC Portable Computer Intel Pentium 4 2.0Gh 2GB RAM 40GB HD +XP TESTED:
$97.00

Untitled DocumentThis sale is for aDolch FlexPAC Portable Computer Intel Pentium 4 2.0GHz CPU 2GB RAM 40GB HD TESTED.

Lab Notes:This Dolch FlexPAC Portable Add-in Computer was tested on a power up and was found to be in working condition. The Clear Sight Analyzer software is installed to the machine but no licenses are included.

Specs:

  • Dolsh FlexPAC PC
  • Intel Pentium 4 2.00GHz CPU
  • 2GB RAM
  • 40GB HD
  • Windows XP Pro
  • Floppy drive
  • CD Drive
  • (5) Network ports
  • Audio and Video Ports
  • Carrying Case

Shipping:

Our goal is to have all items ship safely to our customers to ensure their satisfaction with our products.

Please take note that this item has an extremely lowstarting price with .Accordingly, all sales have a handling fee to cover the costs ofpacking material and boxes to ensure your item arrives safely.

This item is NOT FOR EXPORT. U.S. SALES ONLY.
Diversion is subject to civil and criminal Penalties.

Combined Shipments:We will combine orders upon request if possible based on the size of the items. We are unable combine heavy and bulky items. Oversized items will not ship safely together.

Return Policy

Customer must contact us within 30 days of receipt to get an RMA (Return Material Authorization). The item must be in original condition with all seals intact.

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