Microsoft Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 5 Add-on Device CALs

Microsoft Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 5 Add-on Device CALs (Full Product)

3 Sellers from £329.95

Seller	Price	Delivery	Total Price
	£329.95	£9.95	£339.90
	£338.82	£3.00	£341.82
Microdirect.co.uk	£405.61	£4.59	£410.20

Summary
Description	Microsoft Small Business Server 2003 5 Add-on Device CALs
Manufacturer	Microsoft
Lowest Price	£329.95
Available at	3 Stores
Product Specification
Software
License Type	Full Product
Media Format	CD-ROM
Min License Size	5 client(s)
Max License Size	5 client(s)
System Requirements
Required Operating System	Microsoft Small Business Server Windows 2003 Server
Required Processor Class	Intel Pentium Processor
Required Processor Speed	300 MHz
Required Memory	256 MB
Required Disk Space	4 GB
Recommended System Requirements
Recommended Processor Speed	550 MHz
Recommended Memory	384 MB
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