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Blu-Ray Teardown – HP CT10L BD-ROM / DVD Rewriter
November 6th, 2011 | 
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HP CT10L BD-ROM/DVD R/W drive , ready to be disassembled
This time the broken drive teardown is performed on an HP CT10L BD-ROM/DVD Rewriter drive (HP part number HP nPC P/N:491775-6CO). This is an older drive (manufactured in October 2008) and I expected it to have some useful parts – my experience has been that the most useful for disassembly parts are usually from 2003-2008 time frame. I was surprised to find not only two useful laser diodes inside but also an interesting part I did not expect to be in there … Read the rest of this entry »
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