ColdFusion. Forgotten Tech: LaserDisc - The 1970s DVD. Posted: February 2, 2025 | Last updated: March 8, 2025 "ColdFusion is your gateway to understanding the past, present, and future of ...

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Before DVDs and streaming, there was the LaserDisc. We take a trip down memory lane to revisit a format that was supposed to be the future of home movies. To revisit the format that was, I went to ...

On laserdisc. With a run time of nearly 28 minutes, the futuristic method for perusing the catalog not only offered frame-by-frame listings of Sears products but also short video segments.

Flashback Friday: The laserdisc Before DVDs and streaming, there was the LaserDisc. We take a trip down memory lane to revisit a format that was supposed to be the future of home movies.

While many industry professionals and some customers kept an eye out for the promised new era of the digital video disc (DVD), the laserdisc format in 1996 continued to offer the best possible opti… ...

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In this episode of our ongoing Modern Relics video series we look at the cult of the Laserdisc, the first optical video disc to hit the market and a format that developed a rabid, albeit small ...

Laserdisc player (1974): Flop . 2 of 17. Even though the Laserdisc looks like modern technology, it never came close to surpassing the videocassette, and it was made obsolete by the DVD.