412751-016 HP 300GB 15K RPM 80 Pin 3.5 Inch Universal Hot Swap SCSI Ultra320 Hard Drive In Tray.
$105.00
Specification
Form Factor 3.5 inch
Capacity 300GB
Interface Type Ultra320 SCSI
Connector 80 pin Centronics (SCA-2)
Performance
Drive Transfer Rate 320 MBps (external)
Spindle Speed 15000 RPM
Expansion / Connectivity
Interfaces 1 x Ultra320 SCSI – 80 pin Centronics (SCA-2)
Hot Swap
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