ssd behuizin macbook air 2017

DANIEL162 zei:

We kunnen mogelijk hulp bieden al we het merk en type SSD weten, snap je.

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DANIEL162 zei:

We kunnen mogelijk hulp bieden al we het merk en type SSD weten, snap je.

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ascendtech.us zei:

Samsung Model Number: MZ-JPV128S/0A2
Apple Part Number: 655-1958A
Compatible Models: Apple MacBook Air 13" A1466 - MacBookAir7,2 Early 2015 (MJVE2LL/A MJVG2LL/A MMGF2LL/A MMGG2LL/A) MacBook Pro 13" Retina A1502 - MacBookPro12,1 Early 2015 (MF839LL/A MF841LL/A MF843LL/A) MacBook Pro 15" Retina A1398 - MacBookPro11,4 Mid 2015 (IG) (MJLQ2LL/A) MacBookPro11,5 Mid 2015 (DG) (MJLT2LL/A)

Specifications:

Drive Capacity: 128GB SSUBX Flash SSD
Interface: PCI-Express x4 3.0
Read/write transfer rates: 1300-1600MB/s
Connector: Proprietary Apple (12+16 Pin)

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beetstech.com zei:

Apple's Proprietary Connectors

When Apple released their first “blade” solid state drive in the Late 2010 release of the MacBook Air, they still used established mSATA interface technology, but ditched the traditional SATA and mSATA form factors found in most laptops at that time, instead opting for a custom connector that’s never been used by another manufacturer before or since. With the 2010 MacBook Air, Apple began a new trend of developing proprietary connectors and form factors that eventually pervaded the entire Apple lineup and ushered in an era of drives that, while easily replaceable, were not so easy to find.

Many people incorrectly assume the connectors are one of the M.2 variants found in many PCs, but to date, Apple has still never used a standard M.2 connector. And unlike M.2 pin arrangements, Apple’s connectors were never given distinguishing names, so from this point on I’ll just refer to the connectors by their pin arrangements as described in the image below.

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