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General characteristics Lacie 9000490
Line:
Rugged Thunderbolt
Type:
SSD
Support sectors 4K:
yes
The purpose:
external
Form factor HDD:
2.5"
The number of HDD:
1
Drive specifications Lacie 9000490
Volume:
250 GB
Read speed:
387 MB
Interface Lacie 9000490
Connection:
USB 3.0, Thunderbolt
External data transfer rate:
1250 MB/s
Additionally Lacie 9000490
Dimensions (Shudh):
89x24x140 mm
Weight:
280 g


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