Optical Drives & Burners

In computing, an ODD (Optical Disc Drive) is a drive that uses electromagnetic waves for writing/reading data to or from optical discs. These drives can both record and read as opposed to older drives which were able to only read from specific discs. Blu-ray discs, Compact discs, and DVDs are common types of disc drives that can be recorded and read by such drives. These devices are linked to compact discs and DVD technology. These have fallen out of style and are no longer contained within as a default device of the latest desktop and laptop computers. It is likely to find an External Optical Drive if you want to access info that is saved on a disk, but due to tapering requirements in the market, they are gradually difficult to source. If you are also looking to buy Optical Disk Drive, you can go for IBM 250MB Zip Drive, HP RJ-45 Panel for BL20p ProLiant Server, Dell NAL Slimline DVD- Drive, Dell CD_RW 4X Combo Drive Inspiron 7500/7000, and IBM plug-in module CD-Reader.