LaserDisc

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LaserDisc is a video format released as DiscoVision by MCA in 1978. It was the first videodisc to use a laser. There were various versions of LaserDisc released, but some were only released in Japan.

Overall

 * 1) The videocassette recorder was already released by the time the product was released, meaning there was little to no point of buying LaserDiscs.
 * 2) *The videocasette recorder was originally only meant to record TV when you're not at home, then watch it later, but as the movie companies started to release their movies as pre-recorded tapes, it made little to no sense to buy LaserDisc.
 * 3) Overpriced, with the players costing $500 and the discs costing $20.
 * 4) *It was originally cheaper than videocassette recorders and tapes, but they continued to get cheaper.

MUSE LaserDisc

 * 1) A few months after it released, digital HD was released, making MUSE obsolete.

Overall

 * 1) It paved the way for CD, DVD and Blu-Ray.
 * 2) It had better video quality than VHS and Betamax.

Videos
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