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A 9.5 mm slim SuperMulti DVD writer for HP Z2 G1i small-form-factor and tower workstations
This HP A9TN1AA SuperMulti DVD-Writer is a 9.5mm slim optical drive designed for the Z2 G1i small-form-factor and tower workstations. It reads and writes CD and DVD media, providing physical-media support for systems that include a compatible slimline bay. The drive is supplied new and carries the original HP part number for direct replacement or upgrade.
This drive fits buyers who need DVD read and write capability on an HP Z2 G1i SFF or TWR chassis with a 9.5mm bay. It is not for systems that lack a slimline optical bay or that require Blu-ray recording, and it does not address needs for higher-capacity or faster removable storage.
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Yes, this SuperMulti DVD-Writer is offered solely in the 9.5 mm slim form factor for HP Z2 G1i small-form-factor and tower chassis.
It reads and writes CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW and dual-layer DVD media, covering all common optical formats in one drive.
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