Biwin® 256GB 50mm SATAIII(MO 300),6Gb/s mSATA Internal Solid State Drive specs.
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Basic Spec Biwin® 256GB 50mm SATAIII(MO 300),6Gb/s mSATA Internal Solid State Drive
Brand
Biwin
Device Type
Internal Solid State Drive (SSD)
Form Factor
MO-300
Interface
SATA III
Environmental Biwin® 256GB 50mm SATAIII(MO 300),6Gb/s mSATA Internal Solid State Drive
Operating Temperature
0°C to 70°C
Storage Temperature
-40°C to 85 °C
Size Biwin® 256GB 50mm SATAIII(MO 300),6Gb/s mSATA Internal Solid State Drive
Height
50.8mm
Width
29.85mm
Depth
4.85mm
Weight
=10
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