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Crucial MX200 SSD (pictures)

The Crucial Mx200 SSD has a great solid-state drive thanks to its helpful features and high endurance.

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The  Mx200 SSD is the latest standard solid-state drive from Crucial.

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The drive uses 2.5-inch internal drive design and supports SATA 3 (6Gbps). It works with all SATA revisons however.

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The new drive is available in 250GB, 500GB and 1TB capacities.

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The drive is only 7mm thick.

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It includes a 2.5mm spacer in case you need it to be the same thickness as a standard laptop hard drive.

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