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Betamax was better quality , but VHS was more popular for some reason.

Three companies compited to establish market domination. The company that developed VHS (I guess it was Panasonic) offered licences to anyone who wanted to develop a VCR using their technology. The other two companies, Sony (=Betamax) and Philips (=Video 2000) kept their technology for themselves. Very fast VHS had a huge critical mass and became the industry standard, eliminating the other two technologies.
 
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Not exactly as planned vacation. Wife in the hospital. Got out Wednesday. Now a damn forest fire started Thursday. Pictures at 1pm, smoke smoke smoke on what is supposed to be a clear day this Friday.
Best wishes to you and your wife.
 
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One of the Dirty Dozen today.
Ummm...that鈥檚 pretty sweet.

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Taking it easy this weekend with my easy diver. Have a great weekend peeps! 馃槈
 
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Greetings watch fans a vintage Tissot F1 quartz circa 1978, to celebrate Britain's best ever F1 driver 5x World Champion Lewis Hamilton 馃槈
 
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Three companies compited to establish market domination. The company that developed VHS (I guess it was Panasonic) offered licences to anyone who wanted to develop a VCR using their technology. The other two companies, Sony (=Betamax) and Philips (=Video 2000) kept their technology for themselves. Very fast VHS had a huge critical mass and became the industry standard, eliminating the other two technologies.

It was actually the Victor Company that developed VHS which owned or part of JVC and licensed it and by that time Philips were in third place... Yes Betamax was technically better, I used to sell them all back in the day... The Sony C7 and the excellent C9.... Happy days!!
 
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Saturday morning rugby with the kids in the park - and the colours on this seem appropriate