MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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Slimline IDE DVD-ROM drive with Philips SDR089 mechanism
The Dell Philips SDR089 is a slimline IDE DVD-ROM drive supplied as an original equipment part for compatible Dell systems. It reads CD and DVD media and fits the narrow optical bay found in many legacy laptops and small-form-factor desktops.
Technicians restoring period-correct Dell hardware will appreciate the direct fit and original firmware. Buyers whose hardware lacks a 40-pin IDE connector or a slimline bay cannot use this drive and should seek a model that matches their interface and form factor.
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The RF206 is supplied as the bare slimline mechanism only; mounting brackets and bezel are not included and must be obtained separately.
Dell part numbers RF206 and 0RF206 both refer to this Philips SDR089 slimline IDE DVD burner.
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