Nov 01

Standalone VCRs go out of productionJVC has announced they have finally stopped production on VCR standalone players, marking the end of an era for the now dead format.

There are, of course, still other manufacturers producing combo VHS/DVD players or even combo Blu-ray and VHS players, but JVC was the last to make complete standalone VHS players.

The VCR is 33 years old, and over its lifespan 900 million VCRs were produced, 50 million by JVC.

Thanks for the memories, standalone VCRs.

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