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CoreParts SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive vs CoreParts SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive

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  • 9specifications compared
  • 7differ
  • 2identical
  • 1known for one product only

Key differences

The CoreParts SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive has 240 GB more SSD capacity than the CoreParts SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive (480 GB vs 240 GB). The CoreParts SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive has 30 mm more width than the CoreParts SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive (120 mm vs 90 mm). The CoreParts SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive has 10 mm more depth than the CoreParts SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive (40 mm vs 30 mm).

  • SSD capacity
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:240 GB
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:480 GB
  • Width
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:90 mm
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:120 mm
  • Depth
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:30 mm
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:40 mm
  • Height
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:180 mm
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:100 mm
  • Package width
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:90 mm
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:120 mm
  • Package depth
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:30 mm
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:40 mm
  • Package height
    • SSDM240I337 internal solid state drive:180 mm
    • SSDM480I850 internal solid state drive:100 mm

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Comparison of SSDM240I337, SSDM480I850
10 specifications
Features1 differ
SSD capacityDiffers240 GB480 GB
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers90 mm120 mm
DepthDiffers30 mm40 mm
HeightDiffers180 mm100 mm
Packaging data3 differ
Package widthDiffers90 mm120 mm
Package depthDiffers30 mm40 mm
Package heightDiffers180 mm100 mm
Other featuresidentical
HDD capacityKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source480 GB

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