NOTE: I no longer have the SSD - I sold this device several years backA while back I picked up an 128gb SSD off ebay for £5 - I knew that there may be something odd about it, or that it may not work at all but figured it was worth the punt.
It was recovered from a Lenovo Ideapad U300s Ultrabook and has a non-standard connector.
In order to use it in my desktop I would need to convert the connector to standard SATA - is there any hope of doing this? What would I need?
The SSD itself is just a small PCB wrapped in tape.
It has stickers with various serial / model numbers...
1181100167ZZZ0MLC560D7
69N0YNR10D01
11534497 - 436
There is a flat ribbon cable, again wrapped in a sticky tape, with a tiny plastic connector at each end (I don't recognise it as any standard connector).
It has a label...
MINNIE_SSD_BOARD_CABLE
P/N: 1414-06GV000
Wanshih 2012/03/13
The ribbon cable contains 14 tiny copper wires, of which 4 have a red tinted colour.
The connector has 20 tiny pins.
Thanks for any pointers
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