The
compact disc player was to become the first mass market application for laser diodes, which meant that NEC, Toshiba, Hitachi, Sharp, and Mitsubishi Electric were all engaged in the R&D race alongside Sony.
The 16 disposable batteries included lithium, premium alkaline, regular alkaline and nickel oxyhydroxide, and each type was evaluated for battery life in such high-drain devices as digital cameras and in such medium-drain devices as
compact disc players.
Gains in aftermarket electronics will be limited by the rising rate of
compact disc player installation at the OEM level.
And the latter-day equivalent of the
compact disc player will quickly learn its owner's tastes and refuse to play certain records when someone else tries to activate it.
Then I remembered that I had my portable
compact disc player with me.
The system will allow Chinese electronics firms to combine a web browser, low-end personal computer and video
compact disc player in a single set- top box.
But Weillaholics have always cherished the work for "Johnny's Song"--a mordant melody recalling the composer at his Berlin best--Captain Valentine's tango, and the nurse's tender "Mon Ami, My Friend." You'll leave the
compact disc player whistling the tunes.
Nonlinear refers to items that can be selected out of order, much like the "shuffle" feature on a
compact disc player. Nonlinear writing is nothing new.
To use a CD-ROM you need a computer, a
compact disc player and a printer.
EDWIN PACE LOOKED FORWARD TO spending the evening at home listening to a few jazz CDs on his new six-track
compact disc player. Instead, he got dead silence from his stereo.
The
compact disc player, which is included in sound components and component systems in the Consumer Expenditure Survey, was first introduced in 1983.