Kingston Q500 120 GB Rugged SQ500S37/120G specs.
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Drive Performance Kingston Q500 120 GB Rugged SQ500S37/120G
Maximum Read Transfer Rate:
500 MB/s
Maximum Write Transfer Rate:
320 MB/s
Endurance (TBW):
40 TB
Network & Communication Kingston Q500 120 GB Rugged SQ500S37/120G
Wireless LAN:
No
Ports & interfaces Kingston Q500 120 GB Rugged SQ500S37/120G
Drive Interface:
SATA
Drive Interface Standard:
SATA/600
Power Kingston Q500 120 GB Rugged SQ500S37/120G
Operating Power Consumption:
1.54 W
Design Kingston Q500 120 GB Rugged SQ500S37/120G
Rugged:
Yes
Drive Type:
Internal
Form Factor:
2.5"
Height:
0.3"
Width:
2.8"
Depth:
3.9"
Weight (Approximate):
1.45 oz
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