1. DVD-ROM drive

A DVD-ROM drive is a device that reads digital versatile discs (DVDs) to access data stored on them. Similar to a CD-ROM drive, a DVD-ROM drive allow users to play movies, install software, or access other content stored on the disc. DVD-ROM drives are capable of reading both DVDs and CDs, providing users with a versatile option for accessing a wide range of multimedia content. While DVDs have been largely surpassed by digital streaming services and other storage solutions, DVD-ROM drives are still used in some computers and entertainment systems for playing DVDs and accessing data from optical discs.