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General Information Lenovo DC S3610 1.60 TB 2.5" 00YK227
Storage Capacity:
1.60 TB
Network & Communication Lenovo DC S3610 1.60 TB 2.5" 00YK227
Wireless LAN:
No
Interfaces/Ports Lenovo DC S3610 1.60 TB 2.5" 00YK227
Drive Interface:
SATA
Physical Characteristics Lenovo DC S3610 1.60 TB 2.5" 00YK227
Drive Type:
Internal
Drive Width:
2.5"
Miscellaneous Lenovo DC S3610 1.60 TB 2.5" 00YK227
Compatibility:
IBM Flex System Servers:x280 X6, x480 X6, x880 X6 (7196)
Device Supported:
Server
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