__1981: __RCA's long-awaited videodisc system, essentially a vinyl record that plays video, hits stores in the United States. The company spent 15 years and $200 million developing it, only for the ...

RCA model SFT-100W "Selectavision" video disk player. CED technology - capacitance electronic disc. Includes original box and vinyl cover. Instruction manual not included. The RCA CED players were ...

Starting in the 1960s, RCA spent many years and a reported $600 million trying to develop a physical media format it called the VideoDisc, essentially an LP-sized black plastic disc capable of holding ...

The RCA Videodisc system, also known as SelectaVision, was to bring movies into your home. You’d insert a white plastic square the size of an LP record album in the machine to watch the first 60 ...

Ever heard of VideoDiscs? There’s a good chance you haven’t. An ambitious physical media format that began development in the 1960s, cost a reported $600 million to get off the ground and was ...