[l008com]

5.25" Desktop Combo Drive
Original Apple Drive, Plays CDs and DVDs, burns only CDs.
Pulled from a new MDD Dual 1.25GHz G4.

Combo ("Combination") drives (DVD-ROM/CD-RW) have the capability of creating music and data CDs and reading DVD disks. The drive writes to CD-R at 32x and CD-RW at 10x, reads DVDs at 12x, and reads CDs at 32x. The drive supports CD-ROM, CD-Audio, CD-R, CD-RW, CDI, CD Bridge, CD Extended, CD Mixed Mode, Photo CD, DVD-Video, and DVD-ROM media.

(Its an ATA drive in case you don't know)
This Apple drive goes for about $350 I believe new from Apple. I'll sell mine for $225. Thanks.

[guilliamo]

Not sure if this is an attempt at humor, or a serious ad. Superdrives can be had for close to $150...like <http://eshop.macsales.com/Catalog_Pa...&amp;Template=>.
I'd go $60, including surface shipping if you decide you want to sell your combo drive.

Thanks,
G

[l008com]

Those are 3rd party drives, OEM Apple Drives are a ton more, and thats what I have.

[MacTraderboy]

Originally posted by l008com:
Its an ATA drive in case you don't know)
This Apple drive goes for about $350 I believe new from Apple. I'll sell mine for $225. Thanks.

He is correct about the OEM SUPERDRIVE http://www.welovemacs.com/dwu10a.html

I personnally prefer OEM parts especially when dealing with apps like iTunes because Apple is making purposely making it harder to use 3 party drives with them.

He is selling an OEM COMBODRIVE like this one. http://www.megamacs.com/v1/index.php...mp;pid=1532476 which is much more compatible than any aftermarket drive.

[l008com]

Yeah only Apple charges an extra $300

oh well

[MacTraderboy]

You aren't allowed to criticize pricing, that is considered thread crapping and sooner or later Steve may actually do something about it.