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Product Information：
1>Brand: KingDian;
2>Capacity: 120GB/128GB/240GB/256GB/480GB/512GB/1TB
3>Item Dimensions：2.5Inch(100x70x7mm);
4>Use For：Embedded computer, thin client, Desktop PC, Laptop, All in one PC, Industrial PC, POS Machine, Advertising terminal, User terminal, Cloud terminal and can be used on other devices which can use HDD hard drive

Performance：
1>Sequential Read/Write(Average)：up to 560 MB/s
2>Boot Time:11-13s
3>Average Access Time: 0.15ms

Power Consumption：
1>Input Voltage：5V±5%
2>Consumption(Active)：<3W
3>Consumption(Idle)：0.3W

Reliability：
1>MTBF：>2,000,000 hours
2>ECC：Support BCH ECC 40 bits per 1024 K
3>TRIM/SMART：Support
4>Anti-shock：1500G(@0.5ms half sine wave)
5>Operating Temp.：0℃~70℃
6>Storage Temp.：-40℃~85℃
7>Warranty：3 Years warranty

36:T46e,I bought this economy SSD so that I would have a spare SSD. My roommate was finding her laptop (used only for travel) a little old and arthritic, even though we had maxed out the memory, so, I used this drive to replace a WD 2.5" 5400 rpm in her computer. Suddenly her laptop is no longer a travel only make do, but, with the SSD it is now the easy near equal of her desktop tower.I used an Acronis USB to SATA adapter I had, and EasyGig IV that I have had for several years. In about 40 minutes the WD had been cloned onto the KingDian and about 15 minutes later a fully functional, much smoother operating laptop was ready to go. The cloning went without a hitch, the OS (Win7, 64 bit) has been operating flawlessly for about a week now. I am