Combo drive at the reach of everyone's computer
A Combo drive is a type of optical drive that combines CD-R/CD-RW recording capability with the ability to read (but not write) DVD media on your computer system. The term is used almost exclusively by Apple Inc. as a name for the low-end substitute for their high-end SuperDrive, which was designed to both read and write DVD and DVD recordable media. The device was created as a mid-range option between a CD burner and a DVD burner, which at the time the Combo drive was introduced was generally an expensive option costing in excess of US$300 a unit.
Combo drives are becoming less and less common on new computer systems, though they do occasionally appear in lieu of CD-only drives on low-end computers and business computers to lower production and sale costs. The cost difference between a Combo drive and DVD burner has been steadily declining in recent years, so most new computers
(except for the low-end budget computers ) have a DVD burner (which also reads and writes CDs).
In current Apple computers , none contain Combo Drives. As of October 2009, the MacBook comes with a Super-drive as standard, and as of March 2010, the Mac mini comes with a SuperDrive as opposed to the usual Combo Drive.
So combo drive are replaced by the Super Combo drive as on the days demands. So be professionals in computer field.
A Combo drive is a type of optical drive that combines CD-R/CD-RW recording capability with the ability to read (but not write) DVD media on your computer system. The term is used almost exclusively by Apple Inc. as a name for the low-end substitute for their high-end SuperDrive, which was designed to both read and write DVD and DVD recordable media. The device was created as a mid-range option between a CD burner and a DVD burner, which at the time the Combo drive was introduced was generally an expensive option costing in excess of US$300 a unit.
Combo drives are becoming less and less common on new computer systems, though they do occasionally appear in lieu of CD-only drives on low-end computers and business computers to lower production and sale costs. The cost difference between a Combo drive and DVD burner has been steadily declining in recent years, so most new computers
(except for the low-end budget computers ) have a DVD burner (which also reads and writes CDs).
In current Apple computers , none contain Combo Drives. As of October 2009, the MacBook comes with a Super-drive as standard, and as of March 2010, the Mac mini comes with a SuperDrive as opposed to the usual Combo Drive.
So combo drive are replaced by the Super Combo drive as on the days demands. So be professionals in computer field.
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