The DTL-4800P digitally records CCTV images onto S-VHS tape at more than 520 TV horizontal resolution lines and as such produces very high quality recordings that cannot be matched by analogue VCRs.

Be warned, vintage videophiles: Japan’s Funai Electric, a company that claims to be the last manufacturer of videocassette recorders (VCRs), will manufacture its last VHS player this month. Funai, ...

It might have been a good few years since you've played a VHS video, but it's official - VHS is now a dead format. Funai Electric, the sole remaining Japanese company to produce VCR units, has ...

15:06, Thu, Jul 21, 2016 Updated: 15:33, Thu, Jul 21, 2016 Another iconic product looks set to join the technology graveyard as the last-ever VCR player is set to see the light of day. The last known ...

If you were holding onto hope that VHS tapes would one day make a comeback, it's time to let that dream die. That's because there will no longer be a way to play those tapes, unless you still have an ...

New Delhi: Funai Electric Company, the last remaining Japanese manufacturer of VCR devices, which was sold under the names various brands including Sanyo in North America, has announced an end to its ...

San Diego — Sanyo introduced its 2014 FullHD lineup of LED TVs on Tuesday. Sanyo models will be available through Walmart and Sam’s Club stores — six models will be sold through Walmart and two ...

VCRs were used to play and record onto VHS cassettes The last videocassette recorder (VCR) in Japan will be produced by the end of the month, according to the Nikkei newspaper., external Funai ...

While you might have thought the VCR was a thing of the past, it actually turns out a Japanese manufacturer Funai Electric is still making the retro tech product. Well, at least it will be until it ...

The end of an era. That’s exactly what we’re marking as the Anime News Network is reporting that the Japanese financial newspaper Nikkei revealed on Thursday of last week that Funai Electric Company, ...