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Tape Home Movies for Your TV Screen

Author
Larry Streckler
Publication
Popular Mechanics
Publisher
The Hearst Corporation
Date
1965
Place
New York, NY
Issue
November
ETC archive
ETC1118

Abstract

Use of videotaping technology, with mention of Ampex HVR and Sony TVC-2010 systems.
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Larry Streckler. Tape Home Movies for Your TV Screen. Popular Mechanics. no. November. The Hearst Corporation. 1965.

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Use of videotaping technology, with mention of Ampex HVR and Sony TVC-2010 systems.

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