Philips cd 100 1e cd speler introductie 1983

BeschrijvingPhilips cd 100 1e cd speler introductie 1983

[@sanderhollestelle5801]

Never knew eindhoven is in North America

[@araujofi]

When Americans don't accept that the Dutch and Japanese guys invented the most important object in the music industry, they invent absurdities.

[@eduardofs6620]

Very interesting material. But as well know today, it is not indestructible nor eternal. Or completelly insensitive to digital impressions or even to some scratches. One more "golden pill" from the various wars of formats.This is good, indeed, but not thedefinitive technology, as the wanted us to believe. And still better than any mp3 or similar.

[@BeRRooo-nq6cw]

Stamped discs made 40 years ago still play today. CD's Digital Specifications are still very relevant today on our phones, PC's. They have nailed it the first time which is a fascinating thing to think about looking at how long ago it was introduced.

[@MacXpert74]

I was surprised he could pick it up while it played and tilt it without it skipping.

[@DaveFlash]

yeah, but not if you'd bashed the table really hard so there would be a big bump. small movements indeed didn't affect it, large would.

[@jpht1964]

Its invented by the Dutch

[@mateuszorlinski7334]

1:33 'a Neil Bear-liner'

[@moow950]

Ah the first ever commercial CD player! The Philips CD 100 !!! Historical piece now!