Not sure what companies were first to sell the CD player but here is some background.
On October 1, 1982 Sony introduced the CDP-101
, the first Compact Disc audio CD player on the market at a retail price of about $900. In contrast to the analog audio playback products up to that time, the Compact Disc was digital, reconstructing sound from a rapid stream of 1's and 0's stored sequentially on the disc. This first player was designated CDP-101 rather than the more likely CDP-100 in reference to an alternating binary string like 101101101. Later the compact disc standard was expanded to include CD-ROM for use as random access computer data storage. Still later, CD-R and CD-R/W emerged for one-time and rewritable recording onto compact discs. In the late 1990's this inexpensive media allowed optical storage to eclipse magnetic media like floppy and ZIP discs for backup and transportation of data.
The first company to sell CD players was Sony. The first product was launched in Japan in 1982. The first CD player sold by Sony was called the Sony CDP-101.
There is conflicting data for when the first Pioneer CD player was sold in the United States. Most sources agree that the first one sold was in 1981, or in 1982.
Sony released the world's first CD Player called the CPD-101 in 1982.
dominique devlin
You can't get a CD player, but you can get a RECORD player. It will be sold over the shopping channel
In November of 1996, Sanyo-Verbatim CD Company announced the onset of Digital Versatile Disc (DVD) production
Phillips and Sony both made the first CD, independently of each company in the late 1970's. After the invention of the CD, they worked together to make a CD player.
The Cassette came out before the CD did. The first Cassette player came in 1973, while the first CD player came out in 1982.
i have no idea when or who launched it
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in 1989