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250GB SATA SSD M70e/M71e/M72e 3.5inch TLC Kit incl. Cables
The Origin Storage 250GB SATA SSD M70e/M71e/M72e 3.5inch TLC Kit includes a 250GB solid-state drive with a SATA interface, cables, and all necessary hardware for easy installation in a 3
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| Brand |  Origin Storage is a leading provider of storage solutions, including hard drives, SSDs, memory and accessories. The company offers a wide range of products for both consumers and businesses, and its products are known for their quality, reliability and performance. Origin Storage is committed to providing the best possible customer experience, and its products are backed by a comprehensive warranty. |
| MPN | Origin Storage IBM-250TLC-BWC |
| Model | Origin Storage IBM-250TLC-BWC |
| ID | 10189839 |
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