Samsung MZ-7PC128B User Manual Ver.3.2 (English) - Page 4

2. SSD (Solid State Drive) Overview Solid State Drives, or SSDs, are innovative data storage devices that deliver high performance, reliability, and quality by using NAND Flash memory instead of the magnetic disks used in traditional Hard Disk Drives (HDDs). SSDs provide very fast PC booting and application loading speeds and perform exceptionally well in multi-tasking environments - all while consuming less power, emitting very little heat, producing no noise, and offering outstanding stability compared to conventional HDDs. Please visit www.samsung.com/SSD for more information on SSD technology. The information contained in this document is subject to change without notice. All rights reserved. 3. Precautions Injury or product damage may occur if the following guidelines are not followed. Handling Precautions 1 Shock SSDs are built to withstand shock and vibration and can protect data with greater safety than conventional HDDs. However, please protect the product against severe shock. Excessive shock may damage SSD components and may also cause hardware detection failures or operational failures when installed in your PC. In addition, severe shock may open or break the SSD cover. 2 Short Circuit Please keep metal objects out of the SATA interface circuit. The SSD may short circuit if the SATA interface comes into contact with a metal object or is exposed to an electric shock. This may cause hardware detection failures or operational failures. 3 Disassemble/ Damage/ Removal Please do not disassemble the SSD, damage the SSD, or remove the sticker or the label affixed on the product. Any product that has had its case opened or its label damaged or removed shall not be covered by the warranty. Samsung Solid State Drive 4