Sooner or later, DVD is going to squeeze the life out of the laserdisc. It’s not even worth arguing. It’s going to happen. Finding a laserdisc player now, even with DVD players not yet in ...

I have inherited a fairly large collection of Laserdiscs, and an elderly Pioneer Laserdisc player. <BR><BR>The collection ... and burn them to DVD.<BR><BR>I do not have a video-in card (yet ...

Pioneer is ceasing production of their three remaining LaserDisc players ... and the fact that you can still buy a brand-new LD/DVD/CD player on Amazon for about $1000 make it a bit surreal ...

But the laserdisc market was far from perfect ... reports that 2.7 million DVD players were bought during the first six months of this year alone, more than double the amount sold by this time ...

Pioneer says its latest Laserdisc player models DVL-919, CLD-R5, DVK-900, and DVL-K88 are all being closed out. Pioneer says that the popularity of Blu-ray and DVD players has caused difficulty ...

Joking aside, Laserdisc was the AV enthusiasts' choice ... then here's a list of the final models: DVL-919(DVD/LD compatible player), CLD-R5 (LD/CD player), DVK-900 (DVD/LD karaoke system ...

Pioneer buys the license to Phillips Laserdisc with One major studio support (MCA/Universal - Odd note: their only backing HD DVD presently) and only Pioneer making players. (the magnavox/Phillips ...

digital war on our hands. It didn't happen, but the LaserDisc true believers kept the faith long after DVD reigned supreme. Pioneer continued selling players well into the DVD age and ceased ...

And like today’s Blu-ray players and DVD players before them ... the much more excellent DiscoVision brand in favor of Laserdisc when it released its player in 1980. [Laser Video Disc, YouTube ...