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Yes, that was a Sony technology that lost out to the inferior technology

Posted by Jazz Inmate on December 16, 2007 at 00:16:27:
due to ignorant consumers like you who adopted VHS in droves, thereby sticking us with the inferior format for 15 yrs. How apropos that you'd bring it up. Those who don't understand history are destined to repeat it, but hopefully enough consumers realize that blu-ray is the way to go so that we won't be stuck with another inferior technology.
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