
1951

Spring-actuated shoulder-type tape recorder for professional broadcast use. This device played a central role in the development of street-level coverage and interviews by broadcasting stations. After appearing in R. Yokoyama's comic strip Densuke in the Mainichi Newspaper, this recorder was nicknamed the Densuke.
1976

BV (Broadcasting Video) Series U-matic VTR for professional broadcasting use.

1-inch VTR for professional broadcasting use.
1987

Worlds first component digital VTR compliant with D1 format.
1988

Worlds first composite digital VTR for professional broadcasting use compliant with D2 format.
1993

Digital Betacam 1/2-inch component digital VTR, incorporating digital image compression technology.
1994

Digital Betacam integrated camera/VTR for professional broadcasting use.
2000

HD-1080/24P production system developed to meet Hollywood requirements.

VTR (MPEG 1MX format) capable of storing video data of up to 50 Mbps through the use of MPEG2 compression technology.
2001

Nonlinear production system for HDTV/SDTV.
2003

Worlds first blue-violet laser based optical disc production system for professional broadcasting, available in five models.
2005

HDV camcorder for professional use. Conforms to the HDV specification for recording outstanding HD video on current DV cassettes.
2006

First HD-compatible model in the XDCAM series of camcorders incorporating a professional disc-based blue-violet laser recording system.
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