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Philips

Philips - the Dutch multinational company was founded in 1891 and has changed its focus several times throughout its history: initially, it produced light bulbs, then switched to consumer electronics, and after the 2000s, it began specializing in medical diagnostic equipment. In 1963, Philips introduced its own compact cassette format and began producing tape recorders for it. In 1971, the company introduced its first video recorder, and in 1979, the compact disc, developed jointly with Sony.

Brand Manufacturer Model Description Type Length Year Made in Market
DCC Philips 60 Type I Normal 1992 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 60 1992 Europe Europe
DCC Philips 75 Type I Normal 1992 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 75 1992 Europe Europe
DCC Philips 90 Type I Normal 1992 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 90 1992 Europe Europe
DCC Philips Demonstration Tape 1993 Europe Philips Philips Demonstration Tape 1993 Netherlands Europe
DCC Philips 45 Type I Normal 1994 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 45 1994 Austria Europe
DCC Philips 60 Type I Normal 1994 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 60 1994 Austria Europe
DCC Philips 75 Type I Normal 1994 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 75 1994 Austria Europe
DCC Philips 90 Type I Normal 1994 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 90 1994 Austria Europe
DCC Philips 105 Type I Normal 1994 Europe Philips Philips Type I Normal 105 1994 Austria Europe
DCC Philips 60 Type I Normal 1995 Worldwide Philips Philips Type I Normal 60 1995 Austria Worldwide
DCC Philips 75 Type I Normal 1995 Worldwide Philips Philips Type I Normal 75 1995 Austria Worldwide
DCC Philips 90 Type I Normal 1995 Worldwide Philips Philips Type I Normal 90 1995 Austria Worldwide