1988 · Computer or hardware
Sony Hi-Band Mavica MVC-C1 (1988)
Hi-band analog Mavica with a backward compatible Hi-VF format.
The MVC-C1 moved the Mavica line to the higher quality Hi-Band still video format while keeping compatibility with the earlier disks. It was another analog camera aimed at broadcast and enthusiast video users rather than computer owners. Images were viewed on a TV, not transferred digitally.
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Facts
- Date
- 1988
- Kind
- Computer or hardware: Sony Mavica (analog)
- Maker or publisher
- Sony
- Sensor
- CCD (NTSC analog)
- Storage
- 2-inch Mavipak
- Format
- Hi-VF
Source: en.wikipedia.org
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- Sony Mavica MVC-A7AF (predecessor, 1987)
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