DVD Writer b-stock for Fujitsu Esprimo P957
plus shipping charges
- Standardlieferung 22. September - 22. September
- Expresslieferung 22. September
- bei Bestellung innerhalb 18 hrs 57 min
Condition: B-Grade - This is a used item that may show signs of use, such as wear and tear, scratches, or other marks. Returns or complaints based on any of these reasons are therefore not accepted. The item has been tested by one of our technicians.
Common data
- Manufacturer
- Hitachi / LG
Technical Data
- Type
- DVD Writer
- Interface
- S-ATA
- Mechanism
- Tray
- Height
- 41.0 mm
- Front bezel fixation
- aberrant
- Delivery includes
- Bezel
Reading speed
- Readable CD-R
- 24x
- Readable CD-ROM
- 24x
- Readable DVD+R
- 8x
- Readable DVD+R DL
- 8x
- Readable DVD+RW
- 8x
- Readable DVD-R
- 8x
- Readable DVD-R DL
- 8x
- Readable DVD-RAM
- 5x
- Readable DVD-ROM
- 8x
- Readable DVD-RW
- 8x
Writing speed
- Recordable CD-R
- 24x
- Recordable CD-RW
- 16x
- Recordable DVD+R
- 8x
- Recordable DVD+RW
- 4x
- Recordable DVD-R
- 8x
- Recordable DVD-RW
- 4x
Note
Category
- Category
- Optical drives
- Usage
- Laptop
Videos & Contributions
Instructions - BluRay burner upgrade
Would you like to upgrade your drive to a Blu Ray compatible one? Here we show you how this is possible and what requirements your notebook should have.
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Just a DVD dummy in your notebook?
Replacing the optical drive including the front panel
This video serves as a step-by-step guide for replacing the optical drive including the cover from your notebook.
Learn more >Important and useful informations about laptop Optical drives
Frequently asked questions about Optical drives
This is technically possible, although there are a few things you need to consider.
First your DVD drive needs to be connected via SATA and not PATA, because that is what all Blu-Ray drives use. Second you should test, whether your system meets the requirements of playing a Blu-Ray with a tool like BD & 3D Advisor by Cyberlink.
Optical drive manufacturers used o use different types of bezels for their drives, which made it hard wo find one for your drive. That is why the “General Bezel Assembling Standard” has been created, now most bezels should fit on most optical drives.
All questions about Optical drives
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