The videocassette recorder, better known as the VCR was a device used to view pre-recorded videos as well as record full-length shows and movies off the televis…
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Revisiting the VCR's Origins - IEEE Spectrum
The life of the VCR. In the modern day it's no surprise that… | by Alex Zhang | Medium
The VCR Is Officially Dead, But We'll Never Forget It | WIRED
A tribute to the VCR — still the best tech invention of my lifetime
Please rewind: A final farewell to the VCR - ABC News
CES: Here are few of the notable launches at CES over the years - The VCR, 1970 | The Economic Times
Video cuts out when I hit play on the VCR. Please help me figure out how to get it working. : r/VHS
VCR 101: Interesting Facts About the History of the VCR | EverPresent
You should be thanking the VCR – after you Google it | Mashable
World's Last Remaining VCR Company to Cease Production This Month
Death' of the VCR: 5 things to remember about the iconic technology | The Straits Times
How VCRs Work | HowStuffWorks
Videocassette recorder - Wikipedia
The Death of the VCR Is a Time To Reflect on Disruptive Technologies That Pols Hate
NATIONAL VCR DAY - June 7 - National Day Calendar
The VCR - How VCRs Work | HowStuffWorks
Videocassette recorder - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Long, Final Goodbye of the VCR - The New York Times
What is a VCR? (with picture)
Technology killed the video star: the end of the VCR | Technology | The Guardian
On This Day In 1984, The Supreme Court Saved The VCR From Certain Death – Consumerist
Technology killed the video star: the end of the VCR | Technology | The Guardian
The History of the VCR
So Long, VCR. We Hardly Knew You (Were Still Around) : All Tech Considered : NPR
