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Vestel and Exatel Visual Systems will co-develop a TV recorder, to be built into Vestel's high end TV sets. The recorder will extend current features
May 1, 2000 12:00 PM,
Cindy Holst
Vestel and Exatel Visual Systems will co-develop a TV recorder, to be builtinto Vestel’s high end TV sets. The recorder will extend current featuresto include pause/resume, record, playback and fast forward, and instantreplay, slow motion and freeze operations. The module enables up to 4 hoursof recording and about 30 seconds of instant replay. All features areoperated using the TV remote control and OSD.
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