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Laptops Specs >> XPGXPG 15.6" Xenia 15G Gaming 15260177 |
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 | Operating System: Windows 11 Home Processor: Intel Core i7-13700H (13th Gen) Panel Type: IPS-Type LCD Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Size: 15.6" RAM: 53.35 Wh Refresh Rate: 144 Hz |
 XPG 15.6" Xenia 15G Gaming 15260177 |
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XPG 15.6" Xenia 15G Gaming 15260180 |
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 | Operating System: Windows 11 Home Processor: Intel Core i7-13700H (13th Gen) Panel Type: IPS-Type LCD Resolution: 1920 x 1080 Size: 15.6" RAM: 53.35 Wh Refresh Rate: 144 Hz |
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XPG Xenia 14 14" WUXGA XENIA14I5G11GXELX-BKCUS |
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 | OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home (64bit) Processor: Intel Core i5-1135G7 Display: 14" Narrow Bezel (92% Screen to body ratio) 60Hz WUXGA IPS-Level 400 Nits (100% sRGB) Display |
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XPG Xenia 14 14" WUXGA XENIA14I7G11GXELX-BKCUS |
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 | OS: Microsoft Windows 10 Home (64bit) Processor: Intel Core i7-1165G7 Display: 14" Narrow Bezel (92% Screen to body ratio) 60Hz WUXGA IPS-Level 400 Nits (100% sRGB) Display |
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XPG Xenia Xe 15.6" FHD Touch Gaming XENIAXE15TI5G11GXELX-SGCU |
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 | Display: 15.6" RAM: 8 GB SSD: 1x 1 TB M.2 PCIe |
| XPG Xenia Xe 15.6" FHD Touch Gaming XENIAXE15TI5G11GXELX-SGCU |
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XPG Xenia Xe 15.6" FHD Touch Gaming XENIAXE15TI7G11GXELX-SGCU |
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 | Display: 15.6" RAM: 16 GB SSD: 1x 1 TB M.2 PCIe |
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