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661-4282 - Apple 8X Double-Layer PATA Super Drive for MacBook Pro 17
- 8X DVD-R write speed
- Double-layer DVD recording support
- Designed for MacBook Pro 17-inch models
- PATA interface for older MacBook Pro models
- Reads and writes CDs and DVDs
- Original Apple part for compatibility and performance
- High-capacity disc burning
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Product Overview
This is an Apple 8X Super Drive designed for the MacBook Pro 17-inch model. It supports double-layer DVD recording, offering increased storage capacity on compatible discs.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | Super Drive |
| Interface | PATA |
Additional Specifications
| Write Speed (DVD-R) | 8X |
| Compatibility | MacBook Pro 17-inch |
Product Description
The Apple 8X Double-Layer Super Drive, identified by SKU 661-4282, is an optical drive specifically manufactured for the 17-inch MacBook Pro laptops. Its core functionality is to provide users with the ability to read and write to various CD and DVD formats, with a key feature being support for double-layer DVDs. Double-layer technology allows for significantly more data to be stored on a single disc compared to single-layer media, making it ideal for backing up larger files, creating high-definition video DVDs, or distributing extensive software. The drive boasts an 8X write speed for DVD-R media, ensuring efficient disc burning operations for users. This Super Drive utilizes a PATA (Parallel ATA) interface, which was standard for optical drives in many MacBook Pro models of its generation. As an official Apple component, it ensures seamless integration, optimal performance, and reliable operation within the specified MacBook Pro models, maintaining the integrity of the Apple hardware ecosystem.


