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Premio Computer Laptop

11/01/02

Premio’s Kaypro A Series notebook computers provide high-speed execution of applications for educational institutions, powered by Intel Pentium 4 and Celeron processors. The Kaypro A Series comes with a 14.1” screen and optional wireless capability. It features support for 266 MHz DDR memory up to 1 GB and a modular drive bay for any optical device. Premio Computer Inc., City of Industry, CA, (800) 677-6477, www.premiopc.com.

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