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HP C4410-69001 CD-WRITER 8200 SERIES 2X/2X/24X IDE
- Drive Type: CD-Writer (CD-R/RW)
- Interface: IDE (ATAPI)
- Write Speed (CD-R): 2x
- Write Speed (CD-RW): 2x
- Read Speed (CD-ROM): 24x
- Series: 8200 Series
- Form Factor: Internal
- Designed for standard ATAPI/IDE connections
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Product Overview
The HP C4410-69001 is an internal CD-Writer drive from the 8200 series. It features IDE interface connectivity and offers write speeds of 2x for CD-R and 2x for CD-RW, with a read speed of 24x, designed for desktop systems.
Technical Information
| Brand | HP |
| Model | C4410-69001 |
| Type | CD-Writer |
| Interface | IDE |
Additional Specifications
| Write Speed | 2x CD-R / 2x CD-RW |
| Read Speed | 24x CD-ROM |
| Series | 8200 Series |
Product Description
The HP C4410-69001 is an internal CD-Writer optical drive belonging to the 8200 series, designed to provide users with the capability to burn CDs. It connects via the common IDE (Integrated Drive Electronics) interface, also known as ATAPI (AT Attachment Packet Interface), which was standard on most motherboards during its era. This drive allows for the creation of CD-R discs at a speed of 2x and rewriting data onto CD-RW discs, also at 2x speed. For reading data from standard CD-ROMs, it offers a respectable speed of 24x. This drive was typically installed in desktop computers and workstations, enabling users to back up data, create music CDs, or distribute software. The IDE interface simplified installation by utilizing standard ribbon cables and power connectors found in most PC builds. The 2x write and rewrite speeds, while slow by modern standards, were typical for CD-RW technology when it was first introduced and offered a significant advantage over CD-ROM drives by allowing users to create their own optical media. As an internal component, the HP C4410-69001 fits into a standard 5.25-inch drive bay. While optical drives are becoming less prevalent, this model serves as a functional component for legacy systems or for users who still require CD burning capabilities. Its specific write and read speeds are key specifications for understanding its performance characteristics in the context of its time.
