Sunday, October 12, 2014
On This Date - Keanu Gomez
On October 1st, 1982, the first ever compact disc
player was released by Sony. It was known was the CDP-101. It was launched in
Japan for approx. $730. This event marked a really important moment in the music
technology industry’s history. This deviced
replaced the old cassette players. Although, CD players did not become popular in
the American community until the 90s, their presence in our stores today proves
their lingering relevance in our society. I remember before I got my first mp3 player,
my 1st Gen. iPod Shuffle, I
used to listen to music using a portable CD player given by my grandma.
So at that time, I guessed I had a greater appreciation of the CD player, but
now we see the music industry’s best sales are from the digital downloads. So perhaps,
to most of us today the release of the first CD player was insignificant, but
it still represented the continuing evolution and advancement of technology.
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