Home Series i3

$1,299.00 Inc. GST

Intel Core i3-8100 processor
8GB DDR-4 2133MHz
1TB Hard Drive
Integrated HD Graphics
Windows 10
3yr Onsite Warranty

Without monitor: $1,115.00 Inc. GST

Specifications

CPU:	Intel® Core i3 Processor (i3-8100)
Memory:	8GB DDR-4 2133MHz Memory
Graphics:	Integrated Intel HD Graphics Card
Hard Drive:	1TB SATA3
Optical Drive:	24x DVD Burner
Networking:	Integrated 10/100/1000 LAN, 802.11n Wireless
Keyboard & Mouse:	USB Keyboard & Optical Mouse
Monitor:	24″ Full HD LED – 1920 x 1080 (optional)
Operating System:	Microsoft Windows 10
Case:	Mini Tower Case
Warranty:	3 Year Onsite Warranty
Delivery:	Please allow 5 to 7 business days for delivery

*please note – pictures are for illustration purposes only, goods in stock may not match the picture displayed

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