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HP 128400-001 24X Speed Low Profile IDE CD-ROM Drive
- Type: CD-ROM Drive
- Interface: IDE (ATAPI)
- Form Factor: Low Profile (Half-Height)
- Speed: 24X Maximum Read Speed
- Supported Media: CD-ROM
- Designed for read-only operations
- Commonly found in business desktops and workstations
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Product Overview
The HP 128400-001 is a 24X Speed Low Profile IDE CD-ROM Drive. This optical drive is designed solely for reading data from CD-ROM discs and is suitable for systems with limited internal space.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | CD-ROM |
| Interface | IDE (ATAPI) |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | Low Profile (Half-Height) |
| Max Read Speed | 24X |
Product Description
The HP 128400-001 is a dedicated CD-ROM drive, meaning it is engineered exclusively for reading data from Compact Discs. It does not possess the capability to write data to CD-R or CD-RW media, nor can it read DVD formats. This focus on read-only CD functionality made it a cost-effective and reliable component for systems where optical media playback or software installation from CDs was the primary requirement. Its 'Low Profile' designation indicates that it is a half-height drive, designed to fit into the smaller drive bays found in many business-class desktop computers and workstations. This form factor is crucial for system builders and IT departments managing fleets of computers where space optimization is a consideration. The drive connects via the standard IDE (ATAPI) interface, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of motherboards from its era. With a maximum read speed of 24X, the HP 128400-001 offers efficient data retrieval from CD-ROMs. This speed was considered quite capable for its time, allowing for relatively quick loading of applications, games, and multimedia content stored on optical discs. It represents a common and dependable piece of hardware from the era when CD-ROMs were the primary medium for software distribution and data archiving.
