Lycom ST-170m mSATA SSD to 1.8” SATA Adaptor

Lycom ST-170m mSATA SSD to 1.8" SATA Drive Converter
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Scan code: LN45725 Manufacturer code: ST-170m

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Product Overview Best Solution to Convert Fast Speed mSATA SSD to standard 1.8 inch SATA Drive!

• Convert mSATA SSD to 1.8” SATA Form Factor
• 22 pin SATA (Signals and Power) male connector on board
• 100% Compatible with 1.8” SATA drive mechanical spec
• The mSATA SSD can be the primary bootable device containing the OS and application.
• Includes 2 screws for the retention of mSATA module
• Transparent to the operating system and does not require any drivers
• Supports any OS like Windows, Mac and Linux
• Fully RoHS compliant Features • Convert mSATA SSD to 1.8” SATA Form Factor
• 22 pin SATA (Signals and Power) male connector on board
• 100% Compatible with 1.8” SATA drive mechanical spec
• The mSATA SSD can be the primary bootable device containing the OS and application.
• Includes 2 screws for the retention of mSATA module
• Transparent to the operating system and does not require any drivers
• Supports any OS like Windows, Mac and Linux
• Fully RoHS compliant

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Lycom ST-170m mSATA SSD to 1.8” SATA Adaptor

Lycom ST-170m mSATA SSD to 1.8” SATA Adaptor

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Lycom ST-170m mSATA SSD to 1.8" SATA Drive Converter
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