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A 3.5-inch Sata hard drive with a 40Gb capacity and 7200Rpm speed in a 1.0-inch low-profile form factor
The DELL M9426 is a 40GB hard disk drive spinning at 7200RPM with an 8MB buffer. Its low-profile 1.0-inch height fits 3.5-inch bays where vertical space is restricted. This SATA drive serves systems needing modest capacity in a slim form factor.
Verify the drive bay accepts a 1.0-inch high 3.5-inch unit before ordering. Confirm the host provides a standard SATA data and power connection. Buyers needing more than 40GB of storage should consider higher-capacity alternatives.
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| Brand name | DELL |
The drive is supplied as a bare 3.5-inch low-profile unit; mounting rails, SATA data and power cables are not included and must be sourced separately.
The supplier data specifies a single 40Gb model with 7200 RPM speed, 8 MB buffer and 1.0-inch height; no alternative capacities are mentioned.
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