I actually find this very sad.
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3098...e-last-vcrs-ever-will-be-made-this-month.html
http://www.pcworld.com/article/3098...e-last-vcrs-ever-will-be-made-this-month.html
Finally, the end of the VCR.
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RIP Tracking button.
I also used to make mix videos of MTV vids in the 80s and early 90s.
I also used to make mix videos of MTV vids in the 80s and early 90s.
I remember renting vhs movies at a place that rented tapes, vcrs in a big plastic case, laser disks, and humongous laser disk players.
My kids think it is so weird that movies, music, and books could only be purchased with a physical copy. My son asked me yesterday if he could buy a game and I said it was ok but I didn't have time to take him to the store. He just looked at me and shook his head.
Ha, I remember taping one of the last Eddie Sutton shows, the team with LeRon Ellis and then taking my parents old school, over the shoulder type home recorder that sit on your shoulder and splicing the theme song to the Golden Girls to highlights of the 88-89 team.....to cool for school.
I remember paying about $700 for one when they came out. It broke down, cost to much to throw away and buy another like you do these days with most toys, found a place in Huntington, WV that repaired it.
You all remember renting tapes, I can remember renting the VCR itself too.
I can remember the first movie and VCR we rented, it came in a little suit case looking thing. The movie was Remo Williams.
First movie my parents ever rented. We rented it from Pieratts, for some reason. Same place we bought the VCR.
