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Dell 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297 vs Lenovo ThinkServer 160GB

6specifications compared
4differ
2identical
3known for one product only

Key differences

The Dell 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297 has 340 GB more HDD capacity than the Lenovo ThinkServer 160GB (500 GB vs 160 GB). The Dell 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297 has 1" more HDD size than the Lenovo ThinkServer 160GB (3.5" vs 2.5"). Interface: SAS on the Dell 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297, Serial ATA on the Lenovo ThinkServer 160GB. Operating voltage: 5 / 12 V on the Dell 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297, 5 V on the Lenovo ThinkServer 160GB.

HDD capacity
- 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297:500 GB
- ThinkServer 160GB:160 GB
HDD size
- 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297:3.5"
- ThinkServer 160GB:2.5"
Interface
- 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297:SAS
- ThinkServer 160GB:Serial ATA
Operating voltage
- 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297:5 / 12 V
- ThinkServer 160GB:5 V

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Comparison of 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297, ThinkServer 160GB
9 specifications	A Dell 500GB SAS Hard Drive Kit f/ PowerEdge 1950/2900/2950/297 View product	B Lenovo ThinkServer 160GB View product
Features3 differ
HDD capacityDiffers	500 GB	160 GB
HDD sizeDiffers	3.5"	2.5"
InterfaceDiffers	SAS	Serial ATA
TypeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	HDD
Power1 differ
Operating voltageDiffers	5 / 12 V	5 V
Other featuresidentical
Data transfer rateKnown for one	3 Gbit/s	Unknown — not stated by the source
Compatible productsKnown for one	- PowerEdge 6850 FS, 2900 FS, 1950 FS, 2950 FS, 6950 FS, 2970 FS, R900 FS, R300 Rack, T300 FS, R905 FS, T605 FS, UNISYS 2900 FS, R900 FS - PowerVault MD1000 FS, MD3000 FS, MD3000I FS, NF/DP500 FS, NF/DP600 FS	Unknown — not stated by the source

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