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To: John Rieman who wrote (30929)3/15/1998 9:44:00 AM
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From:BUSINESS WIRE
Fri, Mar 13 1998
"We chose DVD because of its high-resolution and reliability," said Richard Snader, multi-media exhibit designer at The National Aquarium of Baltimore. "We have traditional laser disc players throughout the building. After looking into MPEG2 technology, we decided to try digital video disc.

"We are finding that the resolution is better than what we get from laser disc, especially on the large screen. At the same time, the players have proven reliable even under constant loop-back conditions."

full story at infoseek.com
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