Interactive multimedia poised to transform TV use
An emerging interactive multimedia system links a compact disc drive to television, enabling games, music, movies, and educational content with on screen navigation and audio prompts. Philips CD Interactive machines sell for about $500, Magnavox and Radio Shack offer systems, with numerous titles from Sesame Street to Smithsonian tours and varied prices.
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Time Warner, Inc
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U.S. West Communications
Digital Equipment Corp
Radio Shack
Comptoi
Fort Worth
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