Looking Back at the First VHS Player at 50
Fifty years ago on Halloween, JVC launched the very first VHS player—and kicked off a format war that teaches us a lot about how tech standards still succeed today.
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Fifty years ago on Halloween, JVC launched the very first VHS player—and kicked off a format war that teaches us a lot about how tech standards still succeed today.
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The Department of Energy’s conditional loan covers up to eight clean energy stations across three states.
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