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Vhs Tapes Discontinued. 40 years after the first vhs video cassette recorder rolled off the production line, the last known company making the devices is. In the early 1980s, the advent of the first vhs video camera ushered in a new era of personal documentation. Funai, the last company that still manufactures vhs. Dvds offered superior image quality, longer playtimes, and greater storage capacity, leading to a gradual shift in consumer preference. The tapes might not disappear for a while, though. Panasonic, which started selling vcrs in 1977, stopped making them in 2012. Still, the company churned out 750,000 analog tape players last year. By the early 2000s, dvd sales had surpassed vhs sales, and the production of vhs tapes dwindled, eventually becoming obsolete. (mathematically, that's about 749,999 more than many people would have assumed.) Well, we’ve been dreading this moment for years now: The vhs is officially obsolete. Funai electric says its vcrs simply became too expensive to make, as parts for the machines have become more difficult to secure.

Funai electric says its vcrs simply became too expensive to make, as parts for the machines have become more difficult to secure. Panasonic, which started selling vcrs in 1977, stopped making them in 2012. 40 years after the first vhs video cassette recorder rolled off the production line, the last known company making the devices is. Dvds offered superior image quality, longer playtimes, and greater storage capacity, leading to a gradual shift in consumer preference. In the early 1980s, the advent of the first vhs video camera ushered in a new era of personal documentation. Funai, the last company that still manufactures vhs. The tapes might not disappear for a while, though. Still, the company churned out 750,000 analog tape players last year. By the early 2000s, dvd sales had surpassed vhs sales, and the production of vhs tapes dwindled, eventually becoming obsolete. The vhs is officially obsolete.

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Vhs Tapes Discontinued Funai electric says its vcrs simply became too expensive to make, as parts for the machines have become more difficult to secure. Dvds offered superior image quality, longer playtimes, and greater storage capacity, leading to a gradual shift in consumer preference. Funai electric says its vcrs simply became too expensive to make, as parts for the machines have become more difficult to secure. The vhs is officially obsolete. 40 years after the first vhs video cassette recorder rolled off the production line, the last known company making the devices is. (mathematically, that's about 749,999 more than many people would have assumed.) The tapes might not disappear for a while, though. Still, the company churned out 750,000 analog tape players last year. In the early 1980s, the advent of the first vhs video camera ushered in a new era of personal documentation. By the early 2000s, dvd sales had surpassed vhs sales, and the production of vhs tapes dwindled, eventually becoming obsolete. Funai, the last company that still manufactures vhs. Well, we’ve been dreading this moment for years now: Panasonic, which started selling vcrs in 1977, stopped making them in 2012.