Apple MacBook Air 9,1 - Intel i3-1000NG4, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 13-Inch, Silver 14 Brand Oral-B Age range (description)

Name: Apple MacBook Air 9,1 - Intel i3-1000NG4, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 13-Inch, Silver 14 Brand Oral-B Age range (description)
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SKU: 6857028807
Price: 499.50 USD
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Apple MacBook Air 9,1 Intel i3 1000NG4, 8GB RAM, 256GB SSD, 13 Inch, Silver 14 Brand Oral B Age range (description) Brand Oral B Age range (description) Adult Special feature Pressure Sensor Power source Battery Powered Item firmness description Medium Colour Blue Material feature Sustainable Number of items 1 Units 1 count Included components Charger Universal Simplicity with USB C Charging: Streamline your tech ecosystem by using the same cable for your iPhone 8GB RAM: Sufficient memory for smooth operation and handling of multiple applications The Apple MacBook Air 9

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