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In article
<0f9e6bee-1a89-4bb2-9dfd-523a51a01297@z30g2000prg.googlegroups.com>, Duggy
 wrote:
> On Sep 17, 9:58=A0am, Pork Coffee <"E...@Joes.com"> wrote:
> >
> > VHS tapes are much easier to get out of their cases.
>
> I don't know... I can't even get them to fit into the DVD cases.

Try pulling out all the tape - that might fit inside a DVD case and you
can keep just one VHS case with the reels inside to wind the tape back
onto whenever you want to watch them.  ;-)

The real problem with the VHS tapes is finding a new player to watch them
on. The greedy makers are still charging rather ridiculous amounts for VHS
players. Here in New Zealand you can buy a DVD player for about NZ$50, but
buying something to play a VHS tape will set you back at least NZ$250 for
a VHS / DVD player combo box (if you can actually find one in any physical
shop) or almost twice that for a VHS / DVD recorder combo box.   :-(

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