Samsung 32GB SLC ATA-66 (PATA ZIF) 1.8-inch Internal Solid State Drive
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General Information
Manufacturer Part Number MCBQE32GEMPP-01A00
Brand Name Samsung
Product Type Solid State Drive
Technical Information
Storage Capacity 32GB
Interfaces/Ports
Drive Interface IDE
Drive Interface Standard IDE Ultra ATA/66 (ATA-5)
Physical Characteristics
Drive Type Internal
Drive Width 1.8″
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