AG718B HP 300GB 15K RPM Hot Swap Rack Mountable Fibre Channel Hard Disk Drive Array Systems.
$100.00
General Information :
Manufacturer : HP-Compaq
Manufacturer Part Number : AG718B
Brand Name : HP
Product Name : Fibre Channel Hard Drive
Product Type :Â Hard Drive
Product Model: AG718B
Technical Information :
Storage Capacity : 300GB
Rotational Speed :15000 RPM
Hard Drive Interface: Fibre Channel
Hot Swap : Yes
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