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A 3 GB 2.5 inch IDE laptop hard drive, new and ready for legacy system upgrades or replacements
This new IBM DLGA-23080 is a 3 GB internal hard drive built for 2.5 inch laptop bays. It uses an IDE interface and carries the manufacturer part number 46H6144. The drive arrives as a bare unit with packing that may vary between retail and OEM styles. It suits owners restoring or repairing legacy notebooks that require this exact form factor and capacity.
This drive fits machines designed for 2.5 inch IDE storage with a 3 GB limit. It is not for systems that need a different physical interface, higher storage capacity, or newer drive technology. Buyers should verify their hardware accepts this specific model before purchase.
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Model | DLGA-23080 (46H6144) |
| Form Factor | 2.5" |
The drive is offered in a single 3 GB capacity, so there is no version choice; it will occupy the only 2.5" IDE bay available.
The 3 GB figure is the formatted storage space the operating system will report for the DLGA-23080, providing room for the OS, applications and user files on that 2.5" IDE drive.
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