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LEE
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Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 03:22:59 -0500
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A little more history:
Fall 1976: Sony brings to market a TV with a built in
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Best wishes,
LEE
Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 03:22:59 -0500
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A little more history:
Fall 1976: Sony brings to market a TV with a
MOPO] DVD RECORDERS -- BLUE RAY
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> A little more history:
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> Fall 1976: Sony brings to market a TV with a built in Betamax for
> $2,300
> Spring 1977: Sony sells just the Betamax VCR for $1,400
> Summer 1977: RCA introduces
A little more history:
Fall 1976: Sony brings to market a TV with a built in Betamax for
$2,300
Spring 1977: Sony sells just the Betamax VCR for $1,400
Summer 1977: RCA introduces the VHS Selectavision for $1,000;
Panasonic sells their equivalent VHS for $1,095
November 1977: Zenith's Beta
thanks to those?who responded on MOPO and privately
i am still confused since i learned so much more than i needed to know, but are
we agreed to
1.??Blue Ray Only (&&& i would do a Sony or Panasonic)
2.? wait for the price to come down?(but i am paying a rental fee from the
cable comp
r any manufacturer to make.
Ipods from Apple are a glaring exception...for every rule, there is
an exception...or two.
Patrick
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inferior to Betamax but
available for any manufacturer to make.
Ipods from Apple are a glaring exception...for every rule, there is
an exception...or two.
Patrick
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or two.
Patrick
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thanks ira, for addressing the orig post
3+ yrs ago, i purchased my first plasma. added a panasonic $800 on sale for
440 panasonic dvd recorder. returned the recorder because i thought to use
the cable system recorder (10 per month or so) until i decided. (((if i do
the mathcable
more precisely, Sony was the FIRST to introduce the betamax format,
in may of 1975...
jeff
On Mar 1, 2008, at 3:28 PM, Colin Hunter wrote:
Just off the top of my head, Pioneer, Akai and Zenith sold Sony-
manufactured Betamax VCRs under their own names, while NEC, Sanyo
and (ironically in
Just off the top of my head, Pioneer, Akai and Zenith sold Sony-
manufactured Betamax VCRs under their own names, while NEC, Sanyo and
(ironically in the context of this discussion) Toshiba were licensees
who manufactured their own range of Betamax VCRs. Wherever did you
get the information
aul H. Chapman, Ph.D
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If I remember correctly, a few days ago (or perhaps it was last
week), Toshiba threw in the gloves and declared they would no
longer pursue their HD DVD pla
PM
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] DVD RECORDERS -- BLUE RAY
If I remember correctly, a few days ago (or perhaps it was last week),
Toshiba threw in the gloves and declared they would no longer pursue their
HD DVD platform. This in essence yielded the crown to SONY
this is on topic
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From: Jeff Potokar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: [MOPO] DVD RECORDERS -- BLUE RAY MGM-HD
lets keep this on the subject of movie posters... PLEEZE!! whats good for one
i
lets keep this on the subject of movie posters... PLEEZE!! whats good
for one is good for all, i say... heh.
jeff
On Mar 1, 2008, at 8:27 AM, Kirby McDaniel wrote:
Michael and all:
I have been watching older films in HI-DEF on the MGM-HD
channel (255) on DirecTV. Films like:
REBEL IN TOWN
I own a Blu Ray player and I love it. i believe the prices are coming
down...check out J&R.com.
RDB
Richard Del Belso
Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2008 13:06:20 -0600
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If I reme
http://my.earthlink.net/article/tec?guid=20080219/47ba6250_3ca6_15526200802191110856345
Saul
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Sent: Saturday, March 01, 2008 12:42 PM
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Since this is your first, I would
h 01, 2008 11:07 AM
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Subject: [MOPO] DVD RECORDERS -- BLUE RAY
i want to buy a DVD recorder. my first.
they are cheaper than 100.00 BUT the Blue Ray technology is closer to
700.00
since i would be recording primarily the classics of the 40s and 50s off
TMC c
I am with you Kirby, MGMHD has been a revelation in regards to their movie
selections. They have been running some really great stuff. I hope they
continue in their current style of programming. If only TCM would get on
board with HD soon.
-Aaron
Kirby McDaniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Michael and all:
I have been watching older films in HI-DEF on the MGM-HD
channel (255) on DirecTV. Films like:
REBEL IN TOWN
TOPKAPI
RED RIVER
REAR WINDOW
PSYCHO
THE INDIAN FIGHTER
THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH
The schedule for today includes hi-def masters of DIE MONSTER DIE and
THE
LAST MAN O
i want to buy a DVD recorder. my first.
they are cheaper than 100.00 BUT the Blue Ray technology is closer to 700.00
since i would be recording primarily the classics of the 40s and 50s off TMC
channel etc.. is the extra blue technology worth it
of course, i really do want that
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