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General Specs Quantum MR032-A01A 320GB 2.5" RDX Technology Hard Drive Cartridge
Manufacturer:
Quantum Corporation
Manufacturer Part Number:
MR032-A01A
Brand Name:
Quantum
Product Model:
MR032-A01A
Product Name:
MR032-A01A RDX Cartridge Hard Drive
Product Type:
Hard Drive Cartridge
Technical Information Quantum MR032-A01A 320GB 2.5" RDX Technology Hard Drive Cartridge
Storage Capacity:
320 GB
RDX Technology:
Yes
Physical Characteristics Quantum MR032-A01A 320GB 2.5" RDX Technology Hard Drive Cartridge
Drive Width:
2.5"
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