JVC
Sony
Pioneer makes some good dual-deck VCR's that are excellent for double-VCR movies.
Sony
With the advent of DVDs and now Blueray, VCRs seem to be an antiquated item
There are no single VCR player that is still in production by any company so you would have to upgrade to a DVD/VCR combo.
VCRs, tapes,
the use of vcrs
Some Canon VCRs come with DAC converters, which offer excellent sound for VCRs.
VCRs do not support HDTV. You will not be able to record HD. You will be able to record a converted HD signal but will lose the quality.
It depends where u get it from
The use of VCRsApex-
Surveillance VCR's so not have built in cameras. Today most people choose to use DVR's for their surveillance needs, since VCRs have constraints on them due to needing to change tapes and short recording times. This site has great information on all the different surveillance equipment http://www.alarmsystemreviews.com/security-camera-recording-methods.html