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LaserDisc player

A LaserDisc player is a device designed to play video (analog) and audio (analog or digital) stored on LaserDisc. LaserDisc was the first optical disc format marketed to consumers. It was introduced by MCA DiscoVision in 1978.

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Other significant players

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Laser technology

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High-end consumer models

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Laser technology

Mechanisms for changing discs

Industrial LaserDisc players

Multiformat players

High-end consumer models

Other significant players

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LaserDisc player

Nodes58
Edges57
Triples62
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.034483
Components1

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LaserDisc player

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related to Industrial LaserDisc players · 22
LaserDisc player → After MCA DiscoVision, California, Carson, DiscoVision, GM, GM's, It, Japan, LaserDisc, Level-III, Magnavox VH-8000, MCA, MCA Disco-Vision, MCA DiscoVision PR-7820, Pioneer, Pioneer Model-III, The, The Pioneer PR7820, This, Torrance
related to Other significant players · 13
LaserDisc player → CD/LD Compatible Player, CLD-A100, Japanese Pioneer LD-1000, Japanese-market LD, LaserDisc, LD-S1, LD-X1, North AmericaPioneer CLD-01, PC Engine/TurboGrafx-16, Pioneer HLD-X0Pioneer HLD-X9Pioneer LaserActive, Pioneer LD-S2, Pioneer's, Sega Genesis/Mega Drive
related to High-definition (MUSE) · 11
LaserDisc player → Although, HLD-X0, It, LaserDisc, MUSE, Nyquist, Pioneer's, The HLD-1000, The HLD-X0, X0, X9
related to Mechanisms for changing discs · 7
LaserDisc player → Epsilon Turn, Gamma Turn, LaserDisc, Most LaserDisc, Since LDs, Some, U-shaped
related to Tube lasers · 6
LaserDisc player → Both, From, LaserDisc, Magnavox Magnavision, Pioneer LD, The
is a · 1
LaserDisc player → device designed to play video

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player pioneer laserdisc laser players first disc discs also ld consumer model video models used dvd could mca discovision industrial

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
LaserDisc playeris adevice designed to play video0.90text
the Pioneer Elite CLD-99instance ofthey paled in comparison to high-end LD players0.80text
the Pioneer Hi-Vision/MUSE HLD-X9.The Pioneer DVL-909 lacks support for DTS outputinstance ofthey paled in comparison to high-end LD players0.80text
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)The HLD-10000.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)Pioneer's0.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)Nyquist0.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)MUSE0.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)It0.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)HLD-X00.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)LaserDisc0.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)The HLD-X00.60section
LaserDisc playerrelated to High-definition (MUSE)Although0.60section

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