🌀 Before DVDs, There Was This Shiny Idea

1987 The Short Spin of Compact Disc Video Begins

On May 30, 1987, the future of home entertainment spun into view—literally. Philips introduced the Compact Disc Video (CDV), a shiny blend of sound and moving pictures on a single disc. It didn’t stick around, but it paved the way for multimedia magic. Want more throwback tech moments? Click below and press play!

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