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Donald Trump's 1988 Cadillac Limousine Is Ready To Be Auctioned
US president Donal Trump's 1988 Cadillac Limousine is currently set to go under the hammer in the UK. Better known as the Cadillac Trump, the car is currently up for sale at a dealership in Gloucester, UK.
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Apple's Software Chief Eddy Cue Calls Televisions 'Glorified VCRs'; Says TV Needs to Be Reinvented
The staid interfaces of today's televisions bore the brunt of Apple software boss Eddy Cue's criticism as he spoke about a need to "reinvent the TV."
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Farewell To VCRs: Japanese Maker To Stop Manufacturing Hit Product
Japanese electronics maker Funai Electric Co says it's yanking the plug on the world's last video cassette recorder.
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VCR's past is guiding television's future
The VCR in the corner gave way to the DVR on the set-top box, which is pulled down to a variety of devices, including televisions, tablets, computers and phones.
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YouTube introduces VHS mode to commemorate 57th birthday of the first commercial VCR
YouTube has introduced a 'VHS mode' that introduces random static and fuzzy motion synonymous with the VHS era.
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E-mail gets an instant makeover
Signs you're an old fogey: You still watch movies on a VCR, listen to vinyl records and shoot photos on film. And you enjoy using e-mail.Young people, of course, much prefer online chats and text messages. These have been on...
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Donald Trump's 1988 Cadillac Limousine Is Ready To Be Auctioned
US president Donal Trump's 1988 Cadillac Limousine is currently set to go under the hammer in the UK. Better known as the Cadillac Trump, the car is currently up for sale at a dealership in Gloucester, UK.
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Apple's Software Chief Eddy Cue Calls Televisions 'Glorified VCRs'; Says TV Needs to Be Reinvented
The staid interfaces of today's televisions bore the brunt of Apple software boss Eddy Cue's criticism as he spoke about a need to "reinvent the TV."
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Farewell To VCRs: Japanese Maker To Stop Manufacturing Hit Product
Japanese electronics maker Funai Electric Co says it's yanking the plug on the world's last video cassette recorder.
-
VCR's past is guiding television's future
The VCR in the corner gave way to the DVR on the set-top box, which is pulled down to a variety of devices, including televisions, tablets, computers and phones.
-
YouTube introduces VHS mode to commemorate 57th birthday of the first commercial VCR
YouTube has introduced a 'VHS mode' that introduces random static and fuzzy motion synonymous with the VHS era.
-
E-mail gets an instant makeover
Signs you're an old fogey: You still watch movies on a VCR, listen to vinyl records and shoot photos on film. And you enjoy using e-mail.Young people, of course, much prefer online chats and text messages. These have been on...
