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Introducing The Amazing Compact Disc | 1982 | Retro vintage 80s technology

3.7M views · Jun 10, 2015 · Science & Technology

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  • @VilleMetsola · 6 years ago

    How I miss this elegant, articulate presentation that used to be the norm.

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  • @mielthesquid6536 · 4 years ago

    Love how they pay respect to old technology before introducing the new one.

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  • @romanhorak5503 · 7 years ago

    Lol “scratch proof and dust proof”

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  • @ErnestTBass644 · 2 years ago

    That lady had an A++++++++ introduction to the segment. VERY well done.

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  • @Zoomer30 · 6 years ago

    1982: CDs are so much better than LP vinyl records.<br>2019: Vinyl records being sold in stores again.

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  • @jasonedward · 6 years ago

    &quot;Until the day that someone perfects the method of putting Beethovens 9th on a silicon chip&quot; she was pretty damn close

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  • @emilyapricot1313 · 4 years ago

    I appreciate that they took significant time here to discuss the history of home audio, and with authentic museum pieces.

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  • @ronvitale · 2 years ago

    I still have my first compact discs from 1986 and they still work fine. Amazing technology.

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  • @PixelDrift64 · 6 years ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Tx6TYnPat8&amp;t=341">5:41</a> &quot;You&apos;re listening on a conventional TV set&quot; - Imagine explaining how we&apos;re actually watching it

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  • @TorukMakTor · 6 years ago

    2089:<br>- Dad, what is YouTube?<br>- An ancient radio, or something like that.

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  • @MegaTeeruk · 4 years ago

    Can we take a moment to appreciate how actually informative this was?

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  • @batson4297 · 8 months ago

    Damn 1982. I saw cd for the first time in 1996

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