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(PR) ASUS Announces ExpertBook A7 (14-inch AMD)

October 14

ASUS today announced the ExpertBook A7 (14" AMD) laptop, designed to set the new measure for the modern workday through refined aesthetics, effortless agility, and everyday assurance.

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