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General Specs Cisco 200GB 2.5" UCS-SD200G0KA2-E=
Manufacturer:
Cisco Systems, Inc
Manufacturer Part Number:
UCS-SD200G0KA2-E=
Brand Name:
Cisco
Product Name:
200 GB Std Height 15 mm SATA SSD Hot Plug/Drive Sled Mounted
Product Type:
Solid State Drive
Technical Information Cisco 200GB 2.5" UCS-SD200G0KA2-E=
Storage Capacity:
200 GB
Interfaces/Ports Cisco 200GB 2.5" UCS-SD200G0KA2-E=
Drive Interface:
SATA
Drive Interface Standard:
SATA/300
Physical Characteristics Cisco 200GB 2.5" UCS-SD200G0KA2-E=
Drive Type:
Internal
Drive Width:
2.5"
Height:
0.6" (15 mm)
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