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- HiPac (stylized as HIPAC) (pronounced as high-pack), is an audio tape cartridge format, introduced in August 1971 on the ****anese consumer market by Pioneer...
- recording. HiPac was a successor of the PlayTape cartridge, with some changes introduced in ****an in 1971 and disappearing soon afterwards. The HiPac had a...
- and players for home recording use under its Realistic brand. PlayTape HiPac Stereo-Pak Album era Timeline of audio formats Sound recording and reproduction...
- 4-track cartridge 8-track cartridge Sanyo Micro Pack 35 Cantata 700 PlayTape HiPac Cartrivision Video C****ette Recording EIAJ-2 Digital Linear Tape Linear...
- Grundig DeJ614 (1968) Microc****ette (1969) Sanyo Tape cartridge (1969) HiPac (1971) Steno-C****ette (1971) Stenorette DL (1972) Capitol Records Audiopak...
- the HIPAC 101 and HIPAC 103 became commercialized products. Parallel research in transistor computers soon became commercialized as well. HIPAC MK-1（1957）...
- c****ette – for the announcement in answering machines 1971: HiPac, 1975: Ponkey, reused the HiPac cartridge 1983: ZX Microdrive Data Cartridge and tape drive...
- Grundig DeJ614 (1968) Microc****ette (1969) Sanyo Tape cartridge (1969) HiPac (1971) Steno-C****ette (1971) Stenorette DL (1972) Capitol Records Audiopak...
- tracks. Despite this, the format is playable on any LP turntable. 1971 HiPac Analog, a successor of the 1966 PlayTape, using tape width of the 1963 Compact...
- Grundig DeJ614 (1968) Microc****ette (1969) Sanyo Tape cartridge (1969) HiPac (1971) Steno-C****ette (1971) Stenorette DL (1972) Capitol Records Audiopak...