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  • 23mm

    Still the standard tyre width in the Peleton-- and for good reason.

    Betamax

    Might as well add the Video2000 consortium... and keep in mind that the technically inferior format that got the most in demand content (Pornos of which Max Grundig refused to allow) won: VHS.
    (but again who needed good quality to look at carbuncles).
    All now obsolete-- just as DVDs-- by video-on-demand (Netflix etc.). Blockbuster might have had 9000 stores in 2004 but... Sure there are still a handfull of DVD/Video etc. shops still around but at this point in the game it's easier to find vinyl LPs save those DVDs at the supermarket of 6 month old film releases..

    Mini Disc

    Leaving off the poor timing.. It failings was the increasing taste for compressed dynamic range (MP3) amongst it target customers that killed it.. at the other end it was not good enough to compete with hard-drive (and later Flashdisc) recorders for quality..

  • Still the standard tyre width in the Peleton-- and for good reason.

    It's still getting bigger, 23mm is useless nowadays when you can have both comfort and speed with 25mm (or 28mm).

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