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RCA TCR-100 Videotape Cartridge System, Sales Reel

Posted on July 12, 2016February 23, 2021

July 1970…The RCA TCR 100 Video Cart System Debuted

Some loved it, some hated it, but this was a real innovation, and came a full 2 years before the Ampex ACR 25. Thanks to Barry Mitchell for the reminder. -Bobby Ellerbee

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