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VHS at CES 2009: Still alive

Despite rumors of the death of VHS, plenty of tape-friendly products were on display at CES 2009.

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Panasonic DMP-BD70V
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VHS movies may be disappearing from store shelves, but we saw some evidence at CES 2009 that the VCR just isn't ready to die. In addition to Panasonic's surprising DMP-BD70V--a combo VCR/Blu-ray player--JVC and Toshiba also have new VHS/DVD combos lined up for 2009. Check out the slide show below for a complete comparison.

VHS at CES 2009: Still alive (and photos to prove it)

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