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Cisco M-ASR1K-SSD-400GB Hard Drives Asr1000 Rp3 400 Gb Ssd Masr1kssd400gb

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Cisco 400 GB Solid State Drive - Internal - Router Device Supported M-ASR1K-SSD-400GB

400GB ASR1000 RP3 SSD Memory -

Manufacturer Part Number: M-ASR1K-SSD-400GB



CPN:400GB ASR1000 RP3 SSD Memory -
MANUFACTURER NAME: Cisco
MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER: M-ASR1K-SSD-400GB
UPC EAN CODE:
LANGUAGE: EN
MARKET:US

General Information:
ManufacturerCisco Systems, Inc
Manufacturer Part NumberMASR1KSSD400GB
Manufacturer Website Addresshttp://www.cisco.com
Brand NameCisco
Product NameASR1000 RP3 400 GB SSD
Product TypeSolid State Drive
Technical Information:
Storage Capacity400 GB
Network & Communication:
Wireless LANNo
Physical Characteristics:
Drive TypeInternal
Miscellaneous:
Device SupportedRouter
Compatibility

Cisco ASR1000 RP3 Router

What Can Your Device Hold?

Desktop HDD

1Photos based on a 10-Megapixel camera producing images 5MB in size
2Songs based on average length of 4 minutes, 4MB size
3HD video based on 720p or 1080i video
4Blu-ray HD Movie was calculated at 16.2Gb per hour recording rate

Date Inserted: Tuesday February 7, 2023

This product was last updated on Monday November 18, 2024

All products are brand new and factory sealed unless otherwise stated.
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