The VHS era lasted from 1976-2008. That’s a span of 22 years.
The DVD era started in 1996-Present. So far, they’re still being commercially sold in retail stores.
Shockingly, DVDs have had a longer commercial lifespan than VHS. I hope they never go away.
Chris Trottier /
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2023-09-03 00:54:00
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