The Philips Company of the Netherlands invented and released the first compact audio-cassette in 1962. They used high-quality polyester 1/8-inch tape produced by BASF. Recording and playback was at a speed of 1.7/8 inches per second.
The next year in the U.S. sales began of the Norelco Carry-Corder dictation machine that used the new cassette tape. The consumer's demand for blank tape used for personal music-recording was unanticipated by Philips.
History of Sound Recoding
It was invented in 1956.
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Yes. This is the most relible part of Xm/Sirius radio.
It can play the first song on your CD to wake you up in the morning.
"The Thunder Rolls" was first track on Garth's second album No Fences, which was released in 1990. But "The Thunder Rolls" was not actually released as an official single to radio until 1991.
1988!
The first tracks were wood. Do you mean steel tracks or wood?
776 BC is when track and field was invented!
It was invented in 1956.
It was invented by Charley Douglass. It was first used on the Hank Mccune show in 1950. See the related link for more information.
No, but their is a system that will track/locate a vehicle, in addition, it gives many useful features
Am Track songs can be found on several radio stations including Pandora Radio and CBC Radio Station from Canada. Also you tube online and my space also has music videos featuring Am Track songs.
The lightning detector was invented by Alexander McAdie in the late 19th century. He developed a device that could detect and track the radio signals produced by lightning strikes, leading to the first practical lightning detection system.
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Air Traffic Control Use Radar Radio Detection and Ranging to track aircraft! Air Traffic Control Use Radar Radio Detection and Ranging to track aircraft!
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