VCR
videocassette recorder: an electronic apparatus capable of recording television programs or other signals onto videocassettes and playing them back through a television receiver.
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Take the early 1980s, when Hollywood fought to stop the VCR, comparing it in hearings to a serial killer.
Millennials Have A Lot of Problems, But Tech Isn't One|Kristen Soltis Anderson|May 14, 2014|DAILY BEASTFrom the conference where the VCR and the camcorder were unveiled, here are the newest, coolest gadgets to expect in 2013.
Ten Coolest Products From 2013 International Consumer Electronics Show|Nina Strochlic|January 8, 2013|DAILY BEASTBack in the day, babysitting meant doling out some hard candy and popping a Disney flick into the VCR.
In other words, the RNC has finally decided to do something about the VCR blinking 12:00.
British Dictionary definitions for VCR
VCR
abbreviation for
video cassette recorder
visual control room (at an airfield)
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