From: (Neil Wagner) - CED Magic

its mechanical or electronic!!) and then what are you going to do?????(you
can't just look for another machine every time this happens!)
Prehaps, we first need to worry about getting the organization going
first that will AID or help us keep the existing machines running with
parts and """GOOD OLE FASHIONED service Tech's we can rely on!!!!"""
We need to get this going atleast!!! ...
I want all of you to reply and provide some "constructive" input to as
how we get the ball rolling on this.
Lets try to start making sense on this..
We need a Service outlet for our Machines (with the spare parts we are
talking about right now).
As the old saying goes, "WE NEED SERVICE!!!!!"
Lets get ourselves together on this! (can we atleast do this
much!!!???)
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Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1997 03:26:12 -0800
From: Tom Howe
To: ceds@teleport.com
Subject: New VideoDisc Article
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Hi All:
I just came across an article in the October 1997 issue of _Popular Mechanics_
titled "Think It's New? Think Again!" that mentions SelectaVision. This
article compares DVD to the earlier formats, and discusses a needle-based format
from 1941 that I wasn't even aware of. This format used 10" discs rotating at
100 rpm to produce 1 minute of B&W video per disc. In a photo, a lady is shown
operating a giant video juke box-- the intended market for the short playing
discs. This was reprinted from the December 1941 issue, so the advent of World
War 2 ended any plans to market the system.
--Tom Howe
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From: "Daniel P. Cayea"
To: "Tom Howe"
Subject: The CED Future, Part Twelve
Date: Wed, 26 Nov 1997 09:16:01 -0500
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