Adjective
LFF (not comparable)
(computing) Initialism of large form factor, referring to 3.5 inch hard drives contrasted with 2.5 inch drives
The chassis has room for two drive cages, each supporting four LFF or eight SFF drives. Source: Internet
The following figure shows the front of the Storwize V3700 LFF enclosure. Source: Internet
LFF understands that the party has not been offered another peerage yet. Source: Internet
S. Liberian relations during World War II," Phylon, Vol. XLVI, No.1, 1985, p.25 The LFF in its early years was frequently recruited by inducing men from the interior forcibly. Source: Internet
The following figure shows the front of the S2200 LFF chassis and E1012 drive expansion enclosure. Source: Internet
Matteo Bergamini, CEO and Founder of Shout Out UK, told LFF: “I am proud to be leading a coalition of organisations in the political education and democracy promotion sectors in response to the latest RSE guidelines. Source: Internet