BlairTech Desktop Computer PC – Essential Series – Intel Core i5, 8GB RAM, 128GB SSD, WiFi 6, Bluetooth, HDMI, DisplayPort – 22” Monitor w/ Mouse & Keyboard – Powered by Google ChromeOS Flex (Renewed)

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AFFORDABLE PC FOR EVERYDAY USE – Introducing the BlairTech Essential Series: a budget-friendly lineup of renewed PCs built to deliver fast, reliable everyday performance at an excellent value. Powered by a Google-Based Operating System, the Essential Series is designed as an affordable, high-performance solution ideal for browsing, streaming, email, homework, and other internet-based tasks., CHROMEOS FLEX OPERATING SYSTEM – This renewed desktop is powered by the Google ChromeOS Flex Operating System and does NOT run on a traditional Windows Operating System.

ChromeOS devices have been trusted in schools for over a decade thanks to their fast startup times, simplicity, cloud-based storage, and easy web-based experience., AN AFFORDABLE, SUSTAINABLE OPTION – Purchasing this renewed desktop helps keep functional computers in use and out of landfills. As Windows 11 moved to new hardware requirements, many older PC models were left behind despite still having years of dependable life left.

By utilizing the Google ChromeOS Flex operating system, BlairTech is able to restore and repurpose these systems, giving them an affordable second life while helping reduce unnecessary e-waste., ESSENTIAL PERFORMANCE BUILT FOR EVERYDAY LIFE – Powered by an Intel Core i5 processor, 8GB RAM, and a 128GB SSD, this BlairTech Essential Series refurbished desktop delivers fast startup times, dependable multitasking, and smooth everyday performance at an affordable price. Stay connected with built-in WiFi 6, Bluetooth, HDMI, and DisplayPort outputs.

The system comes complete with a professionally renewed 22" monitor and a new wired keyboard and mouse for everything you need right out of the box., LOW-COST PC WITH FUTURE FLEXIBILITY – This BlairTech Essential Series desktop will receive ChromeOS Flex automatic updates through December 2027. After automatic support ends, the PC will remain useful for basic tasks and can even be repurposed with alternative operating systems like Lin