SATA CD or DVD ROMS or BURNERS?

This is something that occurred to me, This could be either an interesting question or the dumbest question on earth, What if you use an IDE to SATA adaptor and then run a SATA cable for lets say a CD or DVD ROM or BURNER?  

Plextor has just announced a SATA DVDRW
http://www.plextor.com/english/news/press/712sa_pr.htm
They are selling a SATA conversion kit for oder drives too. Great!  

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