The first VCR was designed in 1956, it didn’t catch on. To be fair, people didn’t really have a lot to record and it was probably really expensive. By the 1970’s, nearly everyone had one whether in the VHS format or in Beta. Today, kids have no clue what a VCR is and the problem with that is, I have all my videos on VHS tapes now and it would cost a small fortune to have them converted to CD’s and even CD’s are now out dated. I tried to buy a computer with a CD player on it and they don’t even hardly exist anymore! Oh boy, let’s continue to change formats until everything we have is totally obsolete!
How to celebrate – Break out all you VHS, CD’s, 8 track, Cassettes, and wonder what is on them you can no longer use. Store away any working VCR’s you might have. Remember the good old days (Since you can’t watch them anymore)
Unboxing the Bizarre™ 