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HP 356963-B21 24x 68-Pin Slimline CD-ROM Optical Drive
- Drive Type: CD-ROM.
- Speed: 24x maximum read speed.
- Interface: IDE/ATAPI.
- Form Factor: Slimline.
- Designed for reading CD-ROM media.
- Connection: 68-Pin (likely refers to a specific connector type or cable configuration for IDE).
- Part Number: 356963-B21.
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Product Overview
The HP 356963-B21 is a 24x Slimline CD-ROM Optical Drive. It is designed for reading CD-ROM media in compact systems.
Technical Information
| Drive Type | CD-ROM |
| Max CD Read Speed | 24x |
| Interface | IDE/ATAPI |
| Form Factor | Slimline |
Additional Specifications
| Connector | 68-Pin |
| Brand | HP |
| Part Number | 356963-B21 |
Product Description
The HP 356963-B21 (SKU: 356963-B21) is a slimline CD-ROM optical drive. This drive offers a maximum read speed of 24x for CD media, providing efficient access to data stored on CD-ROM discs. Its primary function is to read from pre-recorded CDs, making it suitable for installing software, accessing audio, or retrieving data files. Utilizing the IDE/ATAPI interface, this drive connects to the system's motherboard or an IDE controller. The mention of a '68-Pin' connector likely refers to a specific type of IDE cable or connector configuration used in certain systems or for specific server applications, though standard IDE interfaces are typically 40-pin. The slimline form factor indicates that this drive is designed for installation in compact computer systems, such as laptops or small form factor desktops, where space is a constraint. As a CD-ROM drive, the 356963-B21 is a read-only device. It cannot write data to blank discs. Its purpose is solely to read information from existing CD-ROM media. This makes it a functional component for systems that require optical media access for software deployment or data retrieval, particularly in environments where space-saving is a consideration.



