Does this have a slot that pulls in the DVD or is a tray feeder?
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Tray feeder that is not motorized like in a desktop. Push the button and it pops open then push the tray closed. Over the long haul, a bit of care in using this DVD will give the plastic a long life. It is plastic quality matched to the price point which, suited our usage requirements.
1337181
Tray feeder. Slot feed drives never have a flat front plate with space for the CD/DVD logos like on the picture. It looks like a standard laptop DVD drive.
1249581
If you look on the right hand side of the laptop(the side with the num pad) look on the side and you will see a "door", push it in and the dvd slot will pop out. I find that I usually have to push it a couple of times before it finally pops out. Hope this helps!
20110
It would depend upon the diameter if your disc. The attractant simply lies in a rectangular compartment. My unit died after one season (partly because of its poor design) and was discarded. Sorry I can't measure the slot for you.
480398
Correct. And the tray is really only big enough for 1 CD or something thinner. Can't really put anything else in there.
1441151
It is slightly attached ( the cover) on the bottom. You can still get your trays in there by holding back the opening.
1291795
There's no dvd tray, but you can use an external drive. There are two USB ports: a standard port on the keyboard dock and a mini port on the tablet itself. Bluetooth: I don't think so. I don't use it , but I haven't seen anything about it.
171695
Sorry, I don't remember. Mine is packed for a move. But I do remember the whole disc was very boring. Not worth the money.
1161713
Yes. You'll see on the front panel there is a slot on the right. The DVD drive goes behind that panel. You will however need a slim, slot-loading DVD drive to fit one in there.
499737
It has a feeder tray on top. You can feed multiple originals. The machine will do one sided to two sided copy and will also sort if you are making several copies of a multi-Page report.
1445670
If by a memory add-on slot you mean a simm slot then yes. And yes it does have a button on the DVD tray door.
2224738
The back tray is a paper source for paper you will be printing or copying on. It doesn't have an automatic document feeder.
1191617
No, it doesn't have a slot for the cd/dvd insert. I use it to keep the kids movies in one place instead of all over the house.
198470
Although I agree with these answers, I would like to add a point. The issue may not come from the disk falling out as the drive tray ejects but rather putting pressure on the tray while inserting the disk and therefore accidentally causing the tray to retract before you have the disk seated properly. A way around this issue that I have been considering; although there aren't a lot of choices, is to find/choose a slot loading CD/DVD/Bluray drive. However, there may be other disadvantages that I may not be aware of, like how to recover a disk that is in the drive if it fails. I've been trying to figure out if they have the small holes for manually ejecting the disk like the tray based drives have. Although I agree with these answers, I would like to add a point. The issue may not come from the disk falling out as the drive tray ejects but rather putting pressure on the tray while inserting the disk and therefore accidentally causing the tray to retract before you have the disk seated properly. A way around this issue that I have been considering; although there aren't a lot of choices, is to find/choose a slot loading CD/DVD/Bluray drive. However, there may be other disadvantages that I may not be aware of, like how to recover a disk that is in the drive if it fails. I've been trying... » Read More Although I agree with these answers, I would like to add a point. The issue may not come from the disk falling out as the drive tray ejects but rather putting pressure on the tray while inserting the disk and therefore accidentally causing the tray to retract before you have the disk seated properly. A way around this issue that I have been considering; although there aren't a lot of choices, is to find/choose a slot loading CD/DVD/Bluray drive. However, there may be other disadvantages that I may not be aware of, like how to recover a disk that is in the drive if it fails. I've been trying to figure out if they have the small holes for manually ejecting the disk like the tray based drives have. « Show Less
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Yes it does! I don't know why it is not listed. I bought an external DVD drive and had to return it.
1977736
It has a pulll out crumb tray (pulls out from the back). Plug is at the back.
2030724
Woodlink sells a tray accessory that is attached with small nuts, and bolts. There are two holes in the bottom bracket of the feeder that will allow for this to be done- if you look closely under the bottom feed port on the feeder you can just make out where the small bolt would attach the tray accessory item# WLTUBETRAY
1269769
yes you just have to remove it to change or take out the cd. i use it in my minivans dvd slot