Memorex

Memorex

Memorex - Memorex Corp. began in 1961 as a computer tape manufacturer and later expanded to become a supplier of consumer storage media and a major supplier of IBM-compatible peripherals. In 1971, the company entered the consumer media market and launched an advertising campaign, first with the "breaking glass" ad and then with a series of iconic television commercials featuring Ella Fitzgerald. In 1982, Memorex was acquired by Burroughs to bolster its corporate business. The company's consumer business was sold to Tandy. After 1996, the company was split up and ceased to exist, except for its consumer electronics brand.

Brand Manufacturer Model Description Type Length Year Made in Market
VHS, Video Home System Memorex HS 160 Type I Normal North America Memorex HS Type I Normal 160 South Korea North America
VHS, Video Home System Memorex HS 120 Type I Normal South Korea Memorex HS Type I Normal 120 South Korea
VHS, Video Home System Memorex HS 120 Type I Normal North America Memorex Memorex HS Type I Normal 120 USA North America
VHS, Video Home System Memorex Super High Quality 180 Type I Normal Europe Memorex Super High Quality Type I Normal 180 UK Europe
VHS, Video Home System Memorex Super High Quality 195 Type I Normal Europe Memorex Super High Quality Type I Normal 195 UK Europe
VHS, Video Home System Memorex Super High Quality 240 Type I Normal Europe Memorex Super High Quality Type I Normal 240 UK Europe
Video8, Hi8, Digital8 Memorex 90 Type I Normal Europe Memorex Unknown Type I Normal 90 Japan Europe