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CD1 |
abbreviation of "compact disk," a palm-sized disk on which music, data, or the like has been digitally encoded, that is read by laser and transmitted to a playback device; optical disk. |
compact cassette |
a type of magnetic-tape cartridge, first released in 1963, that is used for audio recording and playback. |
compact disk |
a palm-sized disk on which music, data, or the like has been digitally encoded, that is read by laser and transmitted to a playback device. |
MP3 |
abbreviation of "Moving Pictures Expert Group, Audio Layer 3," an audio file format that compresses sound data, esp. music, for easy transfer over the internet, while providing high-quality playback sound. [1/3 definitions] |
videodisc |
a disc on which sounds and moving images can be recorded for later playback on a television set. |
videotape |
a magnetic tape on which moving images can be recorded, usu. accompanied by sound, for later broadcast or playback on television. [1/3 definitions] |
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