MediaPack4All 12.5mm Blu-Ray Case Multi-Three Storing Capacity
- 2.4892 L x 18.2118…
- 1 Year Warranty
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The Toshiba SD-R5002 is an internal DVD burner designed for desktop computers that still use 5.25-inch drive bays. It reads and writes CD and DVD media for software installation, data backup or disc creation. The drive connects through a standard internal interface.
This drive suits users who need to read legacy discs or create DVD backups. It does not support Blu-ray formats. Builders working in cases without a 5.25-inch bay or anyone requiring faster solid-state storage should consider other options.
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The SD-R5002 is a Toshiba internal CD/DVD burner designed for reading and writing both CD and DVD media in a standard 5.25-inch bay.
It uses a Parallel ATA (IDE) connection, so you will need an available IDE header and a compatible drive bay in your system.
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