Team Group 128GB Elite microSDXC UHS-I U3 V30 A1 100MB/s TEAUSDX128GIV30A103 memory card
- 128 GB
- MicroSD
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32MB Compact Flash memory card designed for Cisco 2691 router upgrades
This 32 MB CompactFlash card is manufactured by Simmtec, Inc and supplied as a new module. It is built as a direct memory upgrade for the Cisco 2691 router platform. The card adds non-volatile storage capacity to the device.
This module suits technicians who need to expand the flash memory of a Cisco 2691 router. It does not fit other router models or general-purpose CompactFlash slots. Buyers requiring larger capacities or different form factors should look at other options.
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The package contains the 32MB Compact Flash card itself. No additional cables, adapters or mounting hardware are required for installation in the Cisco 2691 router.
This listing is for the 32MB Compact Flash model. Other capacities may exist but are not covered by this specific product.
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