This item is for oneFujitsu MHV2060BH PL (CA06672-B55100AP) 0BDB9C-00817030 Apple#655-1304B 60gb 2.5" Sata Hard Drive. This drive and all of our drives are professionally tested and cleaned on a DOD certified machine at Oem level. We do not use software for this process! Once they have passed our Quality control they are 100% in perfect working condition!
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Model: MHV2060BH PLPN: CA06672-B55100AP SN: NWBQT6A25M8PDate: 2006-10Rev. No. A (Double line through 0 1 2 3) 4 5 6 7 8 9 0BDB9C-00817030
Apple# 655-1304BCap: 60gb
Made in ThailandSataBoard number on label: VBT6XDE0D4Board number on PCB: MHV2060BH PLPN: CA06672-B55100AP SN: NWBQT6B26HH3Date: 2006-11Rev. No. A (Double line through 0 1 2 3) 4 5 6 7 8 9 0BDB9C-00817030
Apple# 655-1304BCap: 60gb
Made in ThailandSataBoard number on label: VBT6XU90B8Board number on PCB: MHV2060BH PLPN: CA06672-B55100AP SN: NWBQT6B26HYRDate: 2006-11Rev. No. A (Double line through 0 1 2 3) 4 5 6 7 8 9 0BDB9C-00817030
Apple# 655-1304BCap: 60gb
Made in ThailandSataBoard number on label: VBT6XR9N0BBoard number on PCB: MHV2060BH PLPN: CA06672-B55100AP SN: NWBQT6B26LVVDate: 2006-11Rev. No. A (Double line through 0 1 2 3) 4 5 6 7 8 9 0BDB9C-00817030
Apple# 655-1304BCap: 60gb
Made in ThailandSataBoard number on label: VBT6XWQA85Board number on PCB: CA26338-B7410BA
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