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It looks like a 2.5&quot; drive in a 3.5&quot; carrier SATA yet the manual says it uses a 40 pin ZIF connector (maybe to the motherboard?) the manual is 
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It looks like a 2.5" drive in a 3.5" carrier SATA yet the manual says it uses a 40 pin ZIF connector (maybe to the motherboard?) the manual is

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here [http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/manualCategory?cc=us&dlc=en&product=3979288&lc=en&jumpid=reg_R1002_USEN]

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I disassembled the netbook and it did have a 2.5 bay but it was a flash module that was installed. Does not look possible to upgrade the hard drive to a standard ssd.
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I disassembled the netbook and it did have a 2.5 bay but it was a flash module that was installed. Does not look possible to upgrade the hard drive to a standard ssd.

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I've seen some say it's possible and others that it is not. I want to upgrade it to an SSD with closer to 100GB. Any feedback on where you think I could find a good deal on an SSD if it's possible to upgrade would be great as well. <br />
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The drive specifications are that it is a 16 GB (Solid State Drive Flash Module)<br />
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I am not sure why but I've seen where some people say it is not possible due to that it is a Flash Module. 
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I've seen some say it's possible and others that it is not. I want to upgrade it to an SSD with closer to 100GB. Any feedback on where you think I could find a good deal on an SSD if it's possible to upgrade would be great as well. 

The drive specifications are that it is a 16 GB (Solid State Drive Flash Module)

I am not sure why but I've seen where some people say it is not possible due to that it is a Flash Module. 

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