(Open Box) Apple MacBook Pro 14-in - M3 Max chip - 14C CPU / 30C GPU, 1TB, 36GB, Space Black (Fall 2023) - MRX53LL/A Processor Manufacturer__Apple M1 Max 10C CPU - 32C GPU Minimalistic and intuitive top panel MYY53ZM/A
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