Adding FDE drives to T410/T510

Hi all

I need a computer laptop sharpish and want a Lenovo with a FDE drive. I can't afford to wait for the option to customize and buy, however and can not find one with EDF from a reseller, I have to buy one without and exchanging the drive. So, a few questions:

(1) all of the Lenovo T410/T510 laptops do not support FDE disks?

(2) if so, what are some brands (i.e. the Hitachi)?

I read through the service manuals and * suspect * 1) is the answer to Yes, but have nowhere with 2). Any help would be greatly appreciated...

Simon

Your usual choice in self-encrypting hard drives are Hitachi BDE (bulk data encryption), Seagate FDE (Full Disk Encryption) and Toshiba (formerly Fujitsu) SED (SED).  In my view, Hitachi and Seagate use AES - 128, while Toshiba uses AES - 256.  I don't think that there is a difference in practice between the two unless you have a client that requires you to use the latter.

As far as I know, this Lenovo 250 GB HDD FDE (Google UK Shopping Search) is actually a Toshiba.  See here and here.  Also, it comes with a hard drive enclosure, so you don't have to pass an exit.  It is SATA 1.5, but many readers of automatic encryption and since it is a hard drive, it won't matter anyway.  It would be my first choice if the ability meets your requirements.

I hope this helps.

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