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Source: John Babina III

Pioneer LD-700 LaserDisc Player (1984) Failed Tech wide wave spectrumPioneer LD 700 First Commercially Released Solid State LaserDisc Player The Pioneer LD 700, introduced in March 1984, was a revolutionary machine that completely changed how LaserDisc players were designed and built. It holds two major titles in home video history: it was the first player to trade old, bulky internal gas lasers for a tiny, modern solid state laser, and the first to use a motorized, slide out front loading tray rather than a pop up top