202 results on '"Compact disc players and recorders -- Innovations"'
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102. Better CD performance?
103. Compact disc players
104. Digital
105. CES preview: what's in store for '84
106. Sound views: a renaissance in audio; true innovation is here again
107. Listen with your eyes
108. Digital issues
109. Accord on videodisk format is hailed as winner for consumers, Japan rivals
110. Sony to unveil CD game player in U.S. in 1995
111. Smile! This will have you in a spin
112. Makers of CD products take off in different directions
113. Marketing of CD players is set
114. Sony unveils CD player that records
115. Video CD to dominate Japan electronics show
116. Technology under the Christmas tree; CD players and VCR paraphernalia could be this year's big winners
117. Philips' show-&-tell CD; unit also records text and graphics
118. Discman: CD portable due; Sony to offer small players in Nov
119. Second-city firsts
120. The compact disc takeover: digital audio technology is changing, and not just in the directions you might think
121. In West Berlin, the word is 'digital'
122. Hi-fi: hearing the future
123. Next stop: compact disc interactive
124. CDs with interest
125. Marking time
126. New reproductive systems
127. Will CD light-up portable audio?
128. Small CD players call tune at CES
129. Digital decision on decks
130. Laser disks may be used as computer ROMs
131. A binary beginning
132. Compact DAD players unveiled
133. The new sound of music
134. Audio equipment roundup: improved CD technology, design grab spotlight
135. The union of audio and video
136. Choice chips
137. Bye-bye turntable
138. CDs take off
139. Photo CD could open major new market
140. DAT and Dolby S still waiting in the wings
141. What's new: cars, records, trees and shots
142. Digital tape is inevitable; so why the delay?
143. Compact disc: more than sound
144. Audio biz buzzing over CD
145. A crisp, clean sound from lasers; CDs make music with light, sensors in place of needles
146. Japanese triumph: Sony's perseverance helped it win market for mini-CD players; company worked for years on NV Philips invention; U.S. firms quit trying; one hurdle: thinking small
147. Philips, Sony develop new disk technology
148. Grooves no longer groovy in new laser audio system
149. Two digital pies in the sky
150. Yamaha's hi-bit CD players
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