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The Dirty Backstabbing Mess Called Betamax vs VHS
You think you enjoyed Blu-ray vs HD DVD? Memory Stick vs SD? Pshaw! You haven’t seen a format war until you’ve witnessed the betrayal and bloodbath that was Betamax vs [more]
Top 5 Blu-Ray Players
So you shelled out your hard earned cash for an HDTV now all you need is a Blu-ray player to enjoy your HD experience, right? Well unfortunately not all Blu-ray players [more]
Toshiba SD-V296 Tunerless DVD VCR Combo
Toshiba SD-V296 Tunerless DVD VCR Combo Looking for a VCR to play your VHS collection, or some of the tapes you have purchased from my site? Well look no further, [more]
Kindle Fire HD
What’s better than a modern tablet with a quad core processor? One that costs just $199. That’s right: the power of the Kindle brand has been mated with an HD [more]
Fathers Day Deals
Amazon is a great source for unique gift Ideas as well as fairly inexpensive high quality products. Great customer service, Great prices without having to leave your home. If you [more]
Instant Nostalgia? Let’s Go to the Videotape
<nyt_kicker>FILM <nyt_headline version=”1.0″ type=” “>Instant Nostalgia? Let’s Go to the Videotape <nyt_byline version=”1.0″ type=” “> By DENNIS LIM <nyt_text> <nyt_correction_top>Correction Appended“BE KIND REWIND,” Michel Gondry’s latest adventure in high-concept whimsy, [more]
How to Record VHS to Computer
Not too long ago, VCRs and VHS tapes could be found in almost every household in the United States. Such households have a huge collection of movies in the VHS [more]
Never Forget: The Humble, Indispensable VHS
Newspaper Article By Marc Savlov of The Austin Chronicle, January 16, 2009 In this story two rather large fans of the VHS format discuss what it is they love about [more]
Building Your VHS Videotape Collection
What to watch for when buying rare and hard-to-find VHS tapes There are still new copies of VHS tapes available in various marketplaces. This includes movies and films that have [more]
Care of Your Old VHS Tape
To help your VHS tapes last as long as possible, the experts recommend the following: Store VHS tapes between 60 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit and 40 to 60 percent humidity. [more]