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The combination of high-definition TV and DVD is as deadly as you think. You know why? Both of them have great features compared to those video players that are considered junk and a piece of crap. I am talking about an old video player called the VCD player. VCD player also known as the video compact disc player, which is the first and original player to be played with a compact disk. Do you remember about the first video player called the Betamax or VHS player? This old-fashioned video player is designed as a huge cassette tape to play videos in your TV. Betamax was introduced by Sony in the late 1970's and it became popular until the 1990's. Betamax has no guard band and it uses azimuth recording to reduce crosstalk. It was later developed by Sanyo and other competitors in order to sell it to their customers who wants to watch movies at home. JVC was one of their competitors, and they owned the United States and the rest of North American market in the late 1980's. It was later introduced to the European market and other countries worldwide. However, the era of VHS player and Betamax is finally over. We are now relying to something that is more compact and affordable to all users or customers. Since the era of Betamax was gone, the era of compact disks and video CD players has begun. Developers are now using disks to make things affordable and compatible to all users around the world. Best of all, these compact disks were having larger space than VHS does. An average number of space for a single compact disk is around 700 MB. Most of the movies that were downloaded in the internet has an average of more than 200 to 400 MB. It means that two or three movies can be integrated in one single CD. As the CD market grows, so as the video CD players. However, the market of these players are already decreasing due to new technology. I am talking about the revolutionary digital video disk player or what we call DVD. DVD is different from VCD because it gives more quality experience than VCD does. As a result, the market of DVD's are now beginning to grow over and over. Therefore, the developers of these DVD's are happy enough of what they accomplished for all of us. What if we combine DVD players with HDTV? Once again, I must tell you that both of them are deadly in terms of providing high quality movies like no other. The digital video disk will only give you fewer interruptions compared to VCD. In other words, the quality of this disk is quite better for the customers or users. HDTV is quite expensive for average customers, but it does give a high percentage quality as expected. If you were about to choose between these two players to combine with high-definition TV, which one would you pick? Is it the video CD player? Or it could be the DVD player? It's your call to choose, because you have the right to decide what's best for entertainment.
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