Fractal Design Define 7 - ATX Mid Tower Case in White Processor family___Apple M Firefox 45 or higher
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Fractal Design Define 7 ATX Mid Tower Case in White Processor family___Apple M Firefox 45 or higher Firefox 45 or higher 0 ports quantity 1 Keyboard Keyboard backlit No Numeric keypad Yes Keyboard language English Pointing device Touchpad Software Trial software Office Operating system architecture 64 bit Operating system installed Windows 11 Pro Battery Battery capacity 38 Wh Battery technology Lithium Polymer (LiPo) Power AC adapter input voltage 100 240 V AC adapter frequency 50 60 Hz AC adapter power 65 W Security Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Yes Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2 Introducing the Define 7 series 140 mm Number of top fans supported (max) 3 Rear fans diameters supported 120
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