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Capacitance Electronic Disc

The Capacitance Electronic Disc (CED) is an analog video disc playback system developed by Radio Corporation of America (RCA), in which video and audio could be played back on a TV set using a special stylus and high-density groove system similar to phonograph records.

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Capacity
60 minutes NTSC video per side, 27,000 still frames per side
Discontinued
1986 (RCA)
Media type
video Playback media
Read mechanism
Stylus
Released
March 22, 1981
Usage
Home video

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Capacitance Electronic Disc

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Edges81
Triples31
Avg. degree1.98
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Capacitance Electronic Disc

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related to Market reception · 10
Capacitance Electronic Disc → Capacitance Electronic Disc's, CED, General Electric's, On April, Philips/Magnavox, Pioneer, RCA, RCA's, SelectaVision, The
Capacity · 1
Capacitance Electronic Disc → 60 minutes NTSC video per side, 27,000 still frames per side
Discontinued · 1
Capacitance Electronic Disc → 1986 (RCA)
Media type · 1
Capacitance Electronic Disc → video Playback media
Read mechanism · 1
Capacitance Electronic Disc → Stylus
Released · 1
Capacitance Electronic Disc → March 22, 1981
Usage · 1
Capacitance Electronic Disc → Home video

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Capacitance Electronic DiscCapacity60 minutes NTSC video per side, 27,000 still frames per side1.00infobox
Capacitance Electronic DiscDiscontinued1986 (RCA)1.00infobox
Capacitance Electronic DiscMedia typevideo Playback media1.00infobox
Capacitance Electronic DiscRead mechanismStylus1.00infobox
Capacitance Electronic DiscReleasedMarch 22, 19811.00infobox
Capacitance Electronic DiscUsageHome video1.00infobox
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rebatesinstance ofRCA cut the prices of CED players and offered incentives to consumers0.80text
free discsinstance ofRCA cut the prices of CED players and offered incentives to consumers0.80text
but sales only slightly improvedinstance ofRCA cut the prices of CED players and offered incentives to consumers0.80text

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