Sentence examples for tape technology from inspiring English sources

But, according to analysts, EMC will benefit from the technology by capitalizing on the continuing shift to storage systems based on spinning disks from older tape technology.

In the mid-1960's, Mr. van Hoek said, Mr. Lear invented the eight-track tape technology almost as an afterthought.

As tape technology developed in the 50s and 60s, the number of tracks multiplied, and musicians' imaginations could wander through a labyrinth of takes, re-takes, overdubs and patches.

This chemistry can form the basis of a colorimetric sensor that relies on extant filter tape technology.

Phillips had already transformed the bulky  reel-to-reel tape technology, exhibiting the first compact cassette tape at a fair in West Berlin in 1963.

Gee, I even remember the days of tape technology.

Earlier this month, Kodak was one of several companies, including Sony, named in a suit by Magnequench International, which charges that they have violated its patents on magnetic tape technologies.

Tape shaped silver-sheathed Bi-2223 superconducting wire Bi-22233 technologieslogies are reported.

In 2008, a battle between developers of two competing video formats (not unlike the one between "BetaMax" and "VHS" video tape technologies decades before); the HD-DVD and Blu-ray Disc was settled, with "Blu-ray Disc" becoming the accepted standard.

He was inspired in part, he says, by a voice recorder that Sony had developed using packets-on-tape technology.

In the 1980s he asserted that photocopying actually helped copyright owners by exposing more people to their work, and he later reported that audio and video taping technologies offered large benefits to consumers without causing much harm to copyright owners in Hollywood and the music and television industries.