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HP 339811-001 8x 50-Pin Slimline DVD-ROM Optical Drive
- 8x DVD-ROM read speed
- Slimline form factor for compact installations
- IDE/PATA interface (common for older slimline drives)
- Read-only functionality for DVD and CD media
- Designed for HP desktop and workstation systems
- Low power consumption
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Product Overview
The HP 339811-001 is an 8x Slimline DVD-ROM Optical Drive. This drive is designed to read data from DVD media and is suitable for integration into HP systems requiring a slimline optical drive. It offers read-only functionality for DVDs and CDs.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | DVD-ROM |
| Interface | IDE/PATA (likely) |
| Form Factor | Slimline |
Additional Specifications
| Brand | HP |
| Part Number | 339811-001 |
| Read Speed | 8x DVD-ROM |
Product Description
The HP 339811-001 is a slimline DVD-ROM optical drive specifically designed for HP computer systems. This drive provides the capability to read data from DVD-ROM discs, making it useful for accessing software, multimedia content, or data stored on optical media. Its slimline form factor allows it to be installed in compact computer chassis where space is limited, such as in many HP desktop and workstation models. This particular model is a DVD-ROM drive, meaning it is designed for reading discs rather than writing to them. This read-only functionality is sufficient for users who primarily need to access content from pre-recorded DVDs and CDs. The drive likely utilizes an IDE/PATA interface, which was common for slimline optical drives in the era this part was manufactured, though compatibility should be verified with the specific system it is intended for. Installation of the HP 339811-001 is typically straightforward for systems designed to accommodate it. It connects to the motherboard via the IDE/PATA interface and requires a power connection. This drive serves as a replacement or upgrade for systems that require optical media reading capabilities, ensuring continued access to DVD and CD-based content.
