>>53557516
What laptop? Assuming it's the WWAN slot of a laptop.

That's an mSATA drive, so it requires the WWAN slot to also support mSATA. If it doesn't, it won't work.

>>53557516
>PCIe connector

>>53557533

Dell Latitude E5430

>>53557516
Depends on if your mPCIe slot supports mSATA. From my experience the WWAN slot may not, but the slot your Wi-Fi card is in might. You could just pop the Wi-Fi card in the WWAN slot and use the mSATA card in the slot you just freed if that's the case.

>>53557516
You can put it into the WWAN slot because they are both mPCIe devices.

Whether or not your mPCIe supports mSATA is another thing.

>>53557537
They use the same hardware for the port/slot, but different wiring and standards obviously.

>>53557584
>dat sass

>>53557553
Some simple googling turned up the following: probably won't work.

Do they make actual mPCIe SSDs or just mSATA?

>>53557622
There are some 8gb or so mPCIe SSDs you can find here and there that were for like Eee PCs or something but like 99.999% are mSATA. The mPCIe ones require a SATA controller on-board, and the space they have is already tight so that doesn't really work all that well.

Not op but is it a good idea to get that card he linked to?

Can anyone link an SSD that would work on the WWAN port?

http://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/about-us/news/4113

>>53557986
It's not a WWAN port, it's an mPCIe port

>>53557879

Help, should i trust this chinaman.

So, does anyone know where one could buy an SSD which would work through PCIe and what model would it be?