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1973! That the cassette by itself but the cassette player came out in 1980
Nope. This cannot be correct, because I owned a cassette player and plenty of cassettes for it too, at least 3 years before that (when I was in Vietnam). And they were not a new technology when I bought mine. I also owned an 8-track tape player with tapes. I always wanted a reel-to-rell because they were supposed t be the best of all. But I never got around to getting one.
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Ezracassette tape was patented in 1964 by Philips. This format was invented for its convenience and portability over bulkier reel to reel tapes. cassette tape was patented in 1964 by Philips. This format was invented for its convenience and portability over bulkier reel to reel tapes.
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What are cassette Walkman?
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The cassette player, I believe.
How did you use a cassette player in the old times?
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