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In Reply to: well ... posted by TBone on July 16, 2009 at 20:55:36:
> > Actually, IIRC, the PMD-200 was introduced in 1999, not 1995 < <
Yes, then this would make sense. The webpage in question must have meant the PMD-100, not the PMD-200. In that case, many, many of the best CD players *did* use the PMD-100.
Two things killed it. First was that it would not process the new higher resolution 96/24 data rates of DVD-Video (and later DVD-Audio). The second was that they discontinued it when the foundry shut down the 0.6 micron fab process.
Remember that this is a *dealer* webpage and not the manufacturer's webpage. It is much more likely to contain technical errors.
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