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Related topics from Britannicavideocassette recorder
electromechanical device that records, stores, and plays back television programs on a television set by means of a cassette of magnetic tape. A videocassette recorder is commonly used to record ...
television
The recording of video signals on magnetic tape was a major technological accomplishment, first implemented during the 1950s in professional machines for use in television studios and later (by the ...
computer science
The preceding sections of this article give some idea of the pervasiveness of computer technology in society. Many products used in everyday life now incorporate computer systems: programmable, ...
television
Perhaps the first recording of television on disc occurred in the 1920s, when John Logie Baird transcribed his crude 30-line signals onto 78-rpm phonograph records. Baird's Phonovision was not a ...
television
the electronic delivery of moving images and sound from a source to a receiver. By extending the senses of vision and hearing beyond the limits of physical distance, television has had a considerable ...
Morita, Akio
Japanese businessman (b. Jan. 26, 1921, Nagoya, Japan-d. Oct. 3, 1999, Tokyo, Japan), was one of the founders of the Sony Corp. and in his leadership positions there-which included CEO (1971-93) and ...
Sony Corporation
major Japanese manufacturer of consumer electronics products.Computers and Information Systems
Early in 1998 a barrier to achieving widespread use of 56,000 bits-per-second (56 kbps, or 56K) modems was overcome when a universal standard for the devices was adopted by the International ...
Computers and Information Systems
New high-speed Internet access technologies for consumers began to appear during the year, including satellite downlinks, cable modems (which transmit signals over cable TV systems), and a group of ...
Morita Akio
Japanese businessman who was cofounder, chief executive officer (from 1971), and chairman of the board (from 1976 through 1994) of Sony Corporation, world-renowned manufacturer of consumer ...
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Related topics from Ask NewsMan Successfully Programs VCR
Heuristic Squelch - Found 10 hours ago
... manager Steven Tepper called a press conference yesterday to announce that he had succeeded in programming his VCR to display the correct time...
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Gadget of the week: Ion VCR 2 PC conversion system
citywire.co.uk - Found Oct. 14, 2008
So the VCR 2 PC’s main role is, to put it inexcusably cheesily, to preserve one’s memories. Who would/would not use it?
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Product Review: VCR 2 PC is pricey way to preserve priceless ...
Miami Herald - Found Oct. 14, 2008
... out how to record videos from your VCR onto your PC, unless you're tech savvy enough to look online and learn how to yourself. The Ion VCR 2 PC...
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60-Second Review | Ion VCR 2 PC
Miami Herald - Found Oct. 14, 2008
VCR has auto tracking, variable speed slow-motion, playback and rewind. Connects to Windows XP and Vista via a USB 2.0 port.
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Gadget of the week: Ion VCR 2 PC conversion system
Citywire - Found Oct. 14, 2008
So the VCR 2 PC’s main role is, to put it inexcusably cheesily, to preserve one’s memories. Who would/would not use it?
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Review: Ion VCR 2 PC VHS digitiser
IT Week - Found Sep. 30, 2008
The Ion VCR 2 PC, available from Firebox.com, is a VHS VCR that cleverly integrates the capture hardware, so all you need to do is plug it...
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Neotion launch pocketsize digital VCR
Digital Television Group - Found Sep. 18, 2008
Neotion, a System-on-a-Chip (SoC) manufacturer, have developed a credit card-sized Digital VCR for flat idTV sets.
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Television recording: TiVo a free-to-air VCR
Brisbane Courier-Mail - Found Aug. 21, 2008
... solution for recording TV on the fly and, if used correctly, it should change the way you view TV even more profoundly than the VCR did.
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Review: Ion VCR 2 PC USB VCR
VNUNet.com - Found Aug. 8, 2008
The Ion VCR 2 PC, available from Firebox.com, is a VHS VCR that cleverly integrates the capture hardware, so all you need to do is plug it...
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TiVo a free-to-air VCR
Brisbane Courier-Mail - Found Aug. 19, 2008
... solution for recording TV on the fly and, if used correctly, it should change the way you view TV even more profoundly than the VCR did.
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