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HP EliteBook 630 G10 816M3EA
The HP EliteBook 630 G10 business laptop Dubai delivers enterprise-grade security and performance at an exceptional value for UAE corporations. Powered by Intel's latest 13th Generation Core i5-1335U processor with 16GB RAM and 512GB SSD, this reliable business laptop provides 25% better performance than previous generations while maintaining all-day battery life of 8-10 hours.
Built for demanding business environments, the EliteBook 630 G10 features comprehensive HP Wolf Security protection, biometric authentication with Windows Hello facial recognition, and MIL-STD-810H durability testing for extreme conditions. The 13.3-inch Full HD anti-glare display with IPS technology ensures crystal-clear visuals during extended work sessions, while the backlit keyboard enables productive work in any lighting condition.
Unlike competitors, this laptop includes essential business connectivity with Gigabit Ethernet, HDMI 2.1, USB4/Thunderbolt 4, and dual USB-A ports - perfect for mixed technology environments common in UAE businesses. Smart card reader support meets government and financial sector requirements, while TPM 2.0 encryption protects sensitive corporate data.
IRIX COMPUTER SYSTEMS TRADING LLC offers competitive wholesale pricing with bulk discounts for UAE corporations, educational institutions, and government agencies. Our Dubai-based team provides expert consultation, fast delivery across UAE, and comprehensive warranty support. Studies show 847% ROI through reduced IT costs and improved productivity.
Contact IRIX today for exclusive corporate pricing on the HP EliteBook 630 G10 - Dubai's trusted IT procurement partner.
HP ProBook 440 G11 A22YBEA
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