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HP E1C62AA 500 GB 2.5" Internal Hybrid Hard Drive

Boost Your System's PerformanceThe HP 500 GB 2.5" Internal Hybrid Hard Drive (SSHD) combines the capacity of a traditional hard drive with the speed of solid-state storage. Offering improved performance compared to traditional HDDs, it's perfect for upgrading laptops and other compatible devices....

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Overview

Boost Your System's Performance

The HP 500 GB 2.5" Internal Hybrid Hard Drive (SSHD) combines the capacity of a traditional hard drive with the speed of solid-state storage. Offering improved performance compared to traditional HDDs, it's perfect for upgrading laptops and other compatible devices.

  • Capacity: 500 GB
  • Form Factor: 2.5"
  • Interface: SATA
  • Type: Internal Hybrid Hard Drive (SSHD)

Key Features

Storage Capacity: 500 GB

Drive Type: Internal

Drive Interface: SATA

Drive Width: 2.5"

Product Type: Hybrid Hard Drive

Specifications

Storage Capacity
500 GB
Drive Type
Internal
Drive Interface
SATA
Drive Width
2.5"
Product Type
Hybrid Hard Drive

Frequently Asked Questions

The HP E1C62AA is an internal hybrid hard drive with a storage capacity of 500 GB, offering ample space for various files.
This drive uses a SATA interface, which is a common standard for connecting storage devices to motherboards in both laptops and desktops.
A Hybrid Hard Drive (HHD) combines a traditional spinning hard disk (HDD) with a small amount of solid-state flash memory (SSD), aiming to offer a balance of large storage capacity and improved performance for frequently accessed data.
The HP E1C62AA drive has a 2.5" width, which is a common form factor for laptop hard drives and some compact desktop systems.
Yes, while primarily used in laptops, a 2.5" internal drive can be used in a desktop computer, often requiring a 3.5" adapter bracket.