If there are all sorts of these slot loading drives out there, does
anyone know why I can't take one of these $50 drives and put it in a G3 iMac
or a Cube?All of the places that sell replacement slot drives for these
want a minimum of $129.
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If there are all sorts of these slot loading drives out there, does
anyone know why I can't take one of these $50 drives and put it in a G3 iMac
or a Cube?All of the places that sell replacement slot drives for these
want a minimum of $129.
$45-$55 is for a half height 5.25 drive, suitable
I checked OtherWorld Computing's website (http://eshop.macsales.com)
didn't find anything listed for the ibook, but I've noticed sometimes
that their website doesn't always reflect what they're advertising in
print--and I don't have
Mac Service Solutions
I would like to know if it is possible to replace the CD-ROM with one
of these two types of drives?
CD-ROM drives are now completely obsolete.
Replacements, which are generally slot loading and 12.7mm, are usually
CD-ROM-R-R/W and DVD-ROM-R-R/W, often including dual-layer DVD
