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Apple 661-5519 8X SATA DVD+R/ CD-R/ CD/ DVD-ROM Optical Drive
- Internal SATA Optical Drive
- Apple Part Number: 661-5519
- 8X DVD+R Write Speed
- Supports CD-R, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM
- SATA Interface
- Designed for Apple Mac Computers
- Reads and Writes CD/DVD Media
- Used for Software Installation and Media Playback
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Product Overview
The Apple 661-5519 is an 8X SATA DVD+R/CD-R/CD/DVD-ROM optical drive. It is designed for use in Apple Mac systems, providing read and write capabilities for various optical disc formats.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Internal DVD+R/CD-R/CD-ROM Drive |
| Interface | SATA |
| Write Speed | 8X (DVD+R), 24X (CD-R) |
| Read Speed | 8X (DVD-ROM), 24X (CD-ROM) |
Additional Specifications
| Disc Compatibility | DVD+R, CD-R, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM |
| Manufacturer | Apple |
| Part Number | 661-5519 |
Product Description
The Apple 661-5519 is an internal optical drive specifically manufactured for integration into Apple Macintosh computers. It features a SATA interface, which is standard for modern internal drives, ensuring a reliable and high-speed connection to the Mac's logic board. This drive provides the capability to read from and write to various optical media formats, including CD-R, CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, and DVD+R discs. With an 8X write speed for DVD+R media, the drive allows for the creation of DVDs suitable for data backup, video distribution, or software archiving. It also supports CD-R writing at 24X, enabling the burning of audio CDs or data CDs. The drive's read speeds are rated at 8X for DVD-ROM and 24X for CD-ROM, ensuring efficient access to content on pre-recorded discs. This drive is a common component found in various iMac, Mac mini, and MacBook Pro models from the era when optical drives were standard. It serves essential functions such as installing operating systems, applications, and media from optical discs, as well as playing back DVDs and CDs. Its compatibility is tailored for Apple's hardware and software ecosystem.
