Sony has announced that it would stop making Betamax tape, 13 years after it killed the Betamax player. It may have lost the video format wars, but Sony's Betamax was critical to the modern era ...

Sony will also take MicroMV camcorder cassettes, the smallest videotape format, off the shelves at that time. The failed Betamax format, introduced in 1975, was meant to go toe-to-toe with the VHS ...

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Sony launched their Betamax video recorders 40 years ago back in 1975, the company stopped selling their recorders back in 2002, although you can still buy the cassettes in Japan.

I'n other news, Sony still producing Betamax tapes in 2015 despite having lost the format war back in the 1980's.

Value Propositions And Business Models This story of VHS versus Betamax dispels the notion that technical excellence is the most important variable for innovation success. Indeed, Sony was even ...

Yes, you read that right. Sony this week said it will finally stop producing Betamax cassettes in March 2016.

I have this old Sony Betamax and a bunch of old home videos that I want to capture to my computer. I've been able to grab stuff from my old VHS-C tapes by going through my MiniDV cam to the PC.

Betamax video, 1975 Sony developed Betamax back in the day to combat JVC’s rival VHS format. The video quality actually superseded VHS, and the tapes were smaller.

Sony will stop producing Betamax video cassette tapes in March 2016, the conglomerate said in a statement on its website Tuesday. The company introduced the Betamax format in 1975, a year before ...

Sony has announced that it would stop making Betamax tape, 13 years after it killed the Betamax player. It may have lost the video format wars, but Sony's Betamax was critical to the modern era ...