would it work with ThinkPad 240GB Solid State Drive it says 1.8 inch but it doesn't specify the height?
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height.
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No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should... » Read More No directly. The caddy was designed for 2.5" drives which use SATA. the 1.8" drive would fit in the space provided with space left over BUT... I'm fairly sure all 1.8" drives (both hdd and ssd) use a micro-sata connector. Newmodeus's own website shows that they sell a 1.8" to 2.5" drive adapter/housing. You can put a 1.8" drive into this coverter/housing and you end up with a 2.5" drive in the standard size housing. Now whether you can insert your 1.8" SSD into this adapter and then the adapter into the caddy is most likely possible but you should contact Newmodeus directly and ask them. It should, in that their website says this adapter is a standard 9.5mm height. « Show Less
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physically, it will fit. its a standard laptop sized hdd just like the original one it came with. software wise, i dont see why it wont since again its a standard hdd, but take what i say with a grain of salt.
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No, this takes mSATA and converts it to the 1.8" format used by certain laptops. I needed it for a lenovo T410s which wouldn't take standard 2.5" or mSATA drives.
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I would check your Thinkpad's specifications for the exact type of memory it takes. If you don't have the specs., you could check the manufacturer's website or send an email to their customer service.
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I use it in my Asus ultrabook and it works great. It does not sit flush though - it sticks out about an eighth of an inch.
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I'm not absolutely sure, but most laptop take 2.5" dives, not 3.5" drives. So, no, it most likely doesn't fit.
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It will fit but im not sure if will work. For me it did not work when i used ssd and sata.
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I put a Lenovo 10.1 in mine. I don't know what model you have but check your measurements. It's fairly forgiving:up to 3/4 thick 10 1/4 to 10 3/4 wide 6 3/8 to 7 1/4 tall.
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Yes. Just aboust any solid state drive will fit any laptop. This drive will fit.
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I do not know if that will fit. I have only used the slim 2.5" drives. My use is for a controller for a CNC router with an ATOM processor and a small disk drive as my storage requirements are minimal. At 15mm thick I suspect that the drive might be too tall. Check the Antec web site and see if they list specifics for the drive size.
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The Kingston model that I purchased and reviewed was a 1.8" [or 8x54x78.5mm] drive and would fit, but might need an adapter so it can't move around in the drive bay. I checked on Kahlon.com for the Lenovo T400s, and they show replacement drives of the 2.5" [or 9.5x69.85x100.5mm] size for your model, so you may be able to by a Kingston SSD model ??? in the 2.5" size. You should open your laptop and measure the drive to be certain.
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Yes It will, this is a standard Msata ssd, very fast and the capacity is 240gb!
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Hi Pat, it appears to be compatible with your laptop. With a notebook that size, its unlikely that they would have used a 1.8 inch drive. I would check the existing drive before ordering though to ensure it is a 2.5 inch drive. Other than form factor, you should be good to go. Luckily drive replacement on an HP goes a lot smoother than a Dell.
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Yes it will fit. The unit I got had to be returned because of a problem with the controller and I got a sata wire USB 3.
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Honestly, I'm not familiar with that type of drive. If I'm reading your description right, your drive is an 80gb SATA drive. The case is made to work with eithera SATA or IDE drive. As long as it is a 3.5 inch drive and matches that, you're good. If it's a 2.5 inch drive, you'll need a different case.
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Hello. I do not know. I ordered based on the model number. I have a Thinkpad X240.
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The 1.8 inch dimensions is critical, yes. Your laptop must also have the Micro Serial ATA plug, it's 16 pins and less than a half inch across. The t410 lists "250GB, 7200 rpm, MicroSATA Generation 2 interface" as a standard drive, so it looks like it has the right interface. Here's a link to the service manual: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/t410_t410i_hmm_en_63y0535_06.pdf - happy upgrading!