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HPE 7.68 TB Q0F45A specs.

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Technical Information HPE 7.68 TB Q0F45A
Storage Capacity:
7.68 TB
Network & Communication HPE 7.68 TB Q0F45A
Wireless LAN:
No
Interfaces/Ports HPE 7.68 TB Q0F45A
Drive Interface:
SAS
Design HPE 7.68 TB Q0F45A
Drive Type:
Internal
Form Factor:
2.5"
Miscellaneous HPE 7.68 TB Q0F45A
Compatibility:
HPE 3PAR StoreServ 9000 Drive Enclosure
HPE StoreServ 9450 2-node Storage Base
HPE StoreServ 9450 Node Pair
Device Supported:
Drive Enclosure


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