Magnetic record

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A magnetic sound disk was a sound carrier that records on a disk by magnetization. The functional principle is similar to a modern hard drive . It was introduced in 1948 and later by dictation tape and compact cassette displaced.

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  1. www.stoneworker.ch: Milestones in Communication: A look back at the centuries 1900 to 2000. Accessed September 24, 2011