Laptop interna de DVD-ROM HP CD, DVD y Blu-ray

HP DVD-ROM Internal Laptop Drives

HP DVD drives are designed to work as an optical drive in your laptop computer, allowing you to watch movies and listen to music. These devices can be used in a wide array of different laptops whenever you wish to upgrade or replace a malfunctioning drive. The laptop you are using will correlate with a specific DVD-ROM device by HP.

There are various DVD drives available for your HP laptop computer. The vast majority of these drives are a combination between DVD-RW and CD-RW, which means that both CDs and DVDs will be rewritable, allowing you to record your music or movie collection onto a blank disc multiple times. If you select a drive that is marked as DVD-R, this means that the drive is compatible with rewritable discs but only ones the right ones, which can be rewritten once as opposed to multiple times. All drives should specify their functionality on the packaging. Some optical drives could be marked as DVD-RW and DVD-R but with the term \"dual layer\" following the designation. This means that the device works with discs that have two sides to them, storing twice the amount of content.

The media types that can be played on a DVD player depend on which device you select. The vast majority of these systems are capable of playing CD and DVD discs, providing you with the means of listening to your music collection and watching your film and TV collection. If the optical drive that you select is listed as a BD-R, this model is specifically designed to play Blu-ray discs but can also play DVD and CD discs.

When you are choosing a drive for your DVDs, there are a variety of interfaces that you will be presented with, each of which offers different transfer rates for the data you use as well as different software. For instance, when playing a video game that is housed on a DVD-ROM disc, the interface option you use can have an effect on the load times between each level. The most common interface used with HP devices is SATA, which itself comes with several different models that include SATA I, II, and III. Although this is the most common technology used with these systems, other interfaces that can be found include PATA, Optical LC, Optical FC, and eSATA, which is an external version of the SATA interface.