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KINGSTON A400 240GB 2.5" SATA3 6Gb/s SSD - TLC 500/450 MB/s 7mm Solid State Drive 1 mil hrs MTBFKingston A400 240GB 2. 5\' SATA3 6Gb s SSD TLC 500 450 MB s 7mm Solid State Drive 1 mil hrs MTBF 3yrs A400 SSD Kingstons A400 solid state drive dramatically improves the responsiveness of your existing system with incredible boot, loading and transfer times compared to mechanical hard drives. Powered by a latest gen controller for read and write speeds up to 500MB s and 450MB s1, this SSD is 10x faster than a traditional hard drive1 for higher
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