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Samsung HMX-Q20BP/HAC, HMX-Q200BP/EDC, HMX-QF20BP/EDC, HMX-Q20TP/EDC, HMX-Q20BP/EDC, HMX-Q20BP/MEA, HMX-Q20RP/HAC, HMX-QF20BP/XER

HMX-QF22BP/XER, HMX-Q20TP/HAC, HMX-Q20BP/XER, HMX-Q20TP/EDC, HMX-Q20TP/XER specifications

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