From: (Neil Wagner) - CED Magic

A CED STORY
I recently bought "THE HOWLING" on CED at an antique mall. But, "THE
HOWLING" wasn't in the caddy. Instead, when I put it in my player, I saw
the movie, "Savannah Smiles". I guess I should have checkede the
numbers on the disk and the caddy. But, I never saw this movie and I
really enjoyed it. So I lucked out and retitled my CED caddy.
Be sure to check the number on the disk and the number on the caddy
and see that they match.
Later,
Dave.
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From: MLandry683
Date: Wed, 8 Jan 1997 14:35:45 -0500 (EST)
To: ceds@teleport.com
Subject: 250 titles and 6 working players for sale.....
I have 250 movies and six working players for sale. The best offer takes them
all if you are interested e-mail me at Mlandry683@Aol.Com. Hopefuly they will
go fast so don't delay.
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From: (Neil Wagner)
To: ceds@teleport.com
Subject: Videodisc History, Part 6
Date: Thu, 09 Jan 1997 04:21:45 GMT
Still more from my collection of old Popular Science magazines -
>From the March, 1980, "Look and Listen" by John Free:
Quick Looks
IBM has joined forces with MCA and Japan's Pioneer to produce and
market optical video-disc players. GM now has two-thirds of 10,000
players it ordered.
Latest entry to the video tape and disc software field is Warner
Communications' WCI Home Video Inc. For 1980, it's planning 55
releases.
>From the May, 1980, "Look and Listen" by William J. Hawkins:
Quick Looks
The latest on video discs? Matsushita is dumping its grooveguided
pressure pickup system and is joining with JVC to produce its
Electro-Tracking Capacitance pickup system. This capacitance
technique is designed to be inexpensive, like the RCA Groove-Guided
Capacitance system, but groovelss, like the Philips-MCA Optical-
Tracking pickup syste, so special effects such as slow scan and