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MITSUMI Enhanced IDE Interface · Internal CD-RW Drive CR-4808TE OUTLINE The CD-R (CD-Recordable) disc is a recordable medium that can store a maximum of 650MB of data, and can be read easily using a CD-ROM, a standard PC peripheral. Further, the CD-R disc is ideal for storing important data, as it can not be written over or changed. The CD-RW (CD- ReWritable) disc has the same capacity as the CD-R disc, and recently has gained attention as a rewritable medium. Mitsumi's CR-4808TE is a CD- RW drive that can be used for both CD-R and CD- RW media, and is the ideal drive for a wide variety of applications. FEATURES 1. CD-Recordable/CD ReWritable disc drive. 2. Conforms to enhanced IDE (ATAPI specifications) interface. 3. Data transfer speed is 16X for write, 8X for rewrite and 40X for read. 4. Supports a number of recording formats including packet write. 5. Superior anti-dust structure prevents dust from getting inside the drive. 6. Power tray loading mechanism. 7. Supports a Buffer-Under-Run protection by ExacLinkTM. 8. Supports a ULTRA-DMA (0, 1, 2). *ExacLinkTM is a trademark of Oak Technology, Inc. MITSUMI Enhanced IDE Interface · Internal CD-RW Drive SPECIFICATIONS Playback Speed 6000KBytes/sec. max. (40X) Recording Speed (CD-R) 2400KBytes/sec. max. (16X CLV) Recording Speed (CD-RW) 1200KBytes/sec. max. (8X CLV) Recording Methods Disc at once, Track at once, Multisession, Packet writing CD-DA, CD-ROM mode1/2, CD-ROM XA mode2 form 1/2, Physical Formats Multisession, Enhanced CD, Photo CD (Read only), CD-TEXT Logical Formats ISO9660, Photo CD (read), CD-UDF Data Buffer Size 2MB Access time (Random) 110ms. typ. (40X) Interface Enhanced IDE (ATAPI) conforming Loading Mechanism Power tray Mounting Horizontal, Vertical Life Time (MTBF) 50,000P.O.H. min. External Dimensions 5.25" half - height 146 (W) 41.3 (H) 205 (D)mm Weight 1.1kg Design and specification subject to change without notice. DIMENSIONS IDE I/F Connector Mode Select Headers Power Connector Analog Audio Connector +0.5 41.3-1 21.6 146 9.8 205 47.4 79.2 4-M3 0.5 Depth max. 5 Security Seal 5 148 42 Headphone Jack Eject Button Volume LED Emergency Eject Hole Unit : mm.

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