Productivity Kit With A Minimumaccs - 320gb Hdd Expands Onboard Capacity 097S04971
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Productivity Kit With A Minimumaccs - 320gb Hdd Expands Onboard Capacity 097S04971
PRODUCTIVITY KIT WITH A MINIMUMACCS - 320GB HDD EXPANDS ONBOARD CAPACITY
Manufacturer Part Number: 097S04971
MANUFACTURER NAME: Xerox
MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER: 097S04971
UPC EAN CODE: 095205881660
LANGUAGE: EN
MARKET:US
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VersaLink C8000 Productivity Kit (320GB HDD) This productivity kit for your VersaLink C8000 includes 320GB HDD memory and expands onboard capacity for Apps, Font, Form, and Macro storage. | |
Manufacturer | Xerox Corporation |
Manufacturer Part Number | 097S04971 |
Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.xerox.com |
Brand Name | Xerox |
Product Name | VersaLink C8000 Productivity Kit (320GB HDD) |
Product Type | Hard Drive |
Product UPC | 095205881660 |
Technical Information: | |
Storage Capacity | 320 GB |
Physical Characteristics: | |
Drive Type | Internal |
Miscellaneous: | |
Device Supported | Printer |
Compatibility | VersaLink C8000 Color Printer |
Country of Origin | China |
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