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Product comparison · 2 internal solid state drives

Origin Storage 128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200 vs Origin Storage 128GB Pavilion DV7

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  • 18specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 13identical
  • 0known for one product only

Key differences

The Origin Storage 128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200 has 50 MB/s more read speed than the Origin Storage 128GB Pavilion DV7 (550 MB/s vs 500 MB/s). The Origin Storage 128GB Pavilion DV7 has 50 MB/s more write speed than the Origin Storage 128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200 (500 MB/s vs 450 MB/s). SSD form factor: mSATA on the Origin Storage 128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200, 2.5" on the Origin Storage 128GB Pavilion DV7. Component for: Laptop on the Origin Storage 128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200, PC/Laptop on the Origin Storage 128GB Pavilion DV7. Compatible products: Dell Notebook on the Origin Storage 128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200, HP/CPQ Notebook on the Origin Storage 128GB Pavilion DV7.

  • SSD form factor
    • mSATA
    • 2.5"
  • Component for
    • Laptop
    • PC/Laptop
  • Read speed
    • 550 MB/s
    • 500 MB/s
  • Write speed
    • 450 MB/s
    • 500 MB/s
  • Compatible products
    • Dell Notebook
    • HP/CPQ Notebook

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18 specifications
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Origin Storage

128GB 3DTLC SSD Latitude E4200

Model DELL-1283DTLC-NB63

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Origin Storage

128GB Pavilion DV7

Model HP-1283DTLC-NB33

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Features4 differ
SSD form factorDiffersmSATA2.5"
Component forDiffersLaptopPC/Laptop
Read speedDiffers550 MB/s500 MB/s
Write speedDiffers450 MB/s500 MB/s
Other features1 differ
Compatible productsDiffersDell NotebookHP/CPQ Notebook

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