00AJ350 IBM 800GB MLC SATA 6Gbps Hot Swap Value 1.8-inch
$3,900.00
GENERAL INFORMATION :
Product Description : Enterprise Value Solid State Drive 800GB SATA 6GBPS
Type : Solid State Drive
Capacity : 800 GB
MLC NAND Flash
Type : 20nm Multi-Level Cell (Mlc)
Form Factor : 1.8inch
Interface : SATA
Data Transfer Rate : 6GBPS
Data Transfer Rate : 600 MBPS
Dimensions (Wxdxh) : 2.1 In X 3.1 In X 0.2 In
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Room to Spare
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Vital Performance
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Lasting Value
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One of the Largest Storage Manufacturers Worldwide
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