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Dell 4380D 24x CD-ROM Optical Drive for Latitude Series
- 24x CD-ROM read speed
- Designed for Dell Latitude Series laptops
- Internal optical drive
- IDE/ATAPI interface
- Enables access to CD-ROM media
- Standard laptop optical drive component
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Product Overview
The Dell 4380D is a 24x CD-ROM optical drive designed for Dell Latitude series laptops. It provides essential functionality for reading CD-ROM media, supporting software installations and data access.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | CD-ROM |
| Read Speed | 24x |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | IDE/ATAPI |
| Compatibility | Dell Latitude Series |
Product Description
The Dell 4380D is an internal CD-ROM optical drive specifically engineered for integration into Dell Latitude laptop computers. Its primary role is to read data from CD-ROM discs, a common format for software installation, multimedia content, and data archiving during its period of relevance. This drive ensures that Latitude users can access and utilize their existing CD-based resources. Featuring a 24x read speed, the 4380D offers efficient performance for accessing the contents of CD-ROMs. It utilizes the standard IDE/ATAPI interface, which was the prevalent connection standard for optical drives in laptops of its compatible generation, ensuring straightforward connectivity to the laptop's motherboard for both data transfer and power supply. As a replacement or upgrade part, the Dell 4380D ensures that Latitude laptops can continue to utilize CD-ROM media. Its installation typically involves sliding the drive into its bay and securing it, followed by connecting the appropriate cables. This component is essential for users who rely on CD-based software installations or data archives for their workflow.


