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MPN: X710T2LBLKEAN: 5032037164337
Intel Ethernet Network Adapter X710-T2L, Retail Bulk "X710T2LBLK"
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Garanție tehnică:12 luniGaranție de conformitate:24 luni
Status: În stocDistribuitori: 3Livrat de:
- Distribuitor 01 (DE-26)Bayern, Germaniacel mai ieftinPreț unitar, fără TVA:2.119,11 lei1.9∗∗,∗∗ leiTotal (1 buc): 1.9∗∗,∗∗ lei · TVA (21%): 39∗,∗∗ lei · Total cu TVA: 2.3∗∗,∗∗ leiStoc: 38 bucLivrare: 5 zileStoc verificat: 19.08.2026, 23:14
- Distribuitor 02 (RO-28)Româniastoc epuizatPreț unitar, fără TVA:1.258,20 lei1.1∗∗,∗∗ leiTotal (1 buc): 1.1∗∗,∗∗ lei · TVA (21%): 23∗,∗∗ lei · Total cu TVA: 1.3∗∗,∗∗ leiStoc: epuizatLivrare: 1 ziStoc verificat: 19.08.2026, 23:30
- Distribuitor 03 (RO-26)București, Româniastoc epuizatPreț unitar, fără TVA:2.052,50 lei1.8∗∗,∗∗ leiTotal (1 buc): 1.8∗∗,∗∗ lei · TVA (21%): 37∗,∗∗ lei · Total cu TVA: 2.2∗∗,∗∗ leiStoc: epuizatLivrare: 2 zileStoc verificat: 19.08.2026, 23:14
DE-26:2.564,12 lei2.3∗∗,∗∗ lei cu TVA
Stoc total disponibil: 38 bucăți, la 1 distribuitor
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