While DVD and Blu-ray dominate today’s world, VHS tapes ruled supreme in the ’80s and ’90s. It wasn’t uncommon for families to document birthday parties, holidays, sporting events, and ...

The bigger issue, by far, is the picture quality. VHS tapes don't come anywhere close to comparing to even a DVD, let alone a ...

The 27" diagonal TruFlat TV/DVD/VHS Combo, introduced in March, is an outgrowth of RCA's TruFlat technology--allowing a wider viewing angle, reduced reflection and enhanced crispness.

Why it made the cut: A high-quality build and powerful converter software make this one of the best VHS-to-DVD converter machines. Experts and novices will both find it easy to use. Specs: Inputs: ...

In the transitional period of the early-to-mid 2000s, when DVD was gradually starting to siphon away VHS' market share, new kinds of home media players were released that were designed to support ...

Most new and “renewed” DVD-VCR combos cost $350-$950, with some costing over $1,000. DVD-VCR combos FAQ Are DVD-VCR combos still made? A. No. One of the last holdouts, Funai, ended production ...

For more on this topic, read: Streaming is the new VHS. Why we still encounter the best movies of our life on home video. Yes! Columbia house still exists two DVDs for 9.99 ...

That 60-million figure includes evolving DVD products, such as combo TV units, DVD changers and home-theatre-in-a-box products. Many of those combo or home-entertainment devices, until now ...

Reed Hastings was hit with a $40 late fee for a VHS rental, a moment that would change the entertainment landscape forever.

And what happened with VHS and DVD is going to happen with the internet. Let’s call it D2I (Direct-2-Internet — a phrase coined by writer Warren Ellis).