July 16, 200719 yr comment_37474 I wonder if things like this will ever be available commercially. http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=11851842 Report
July 17, 200719 yr comment_37497 Wow, that's pretty cool. You'd never have to worry about old records anymore. But it still can't help a record that's in bad condition can it? Report
July 17, 200719 yr Author comment_37526 Wow, that's pretty cool. You'd never have to worry about old records anymore. But it still can't help a record that's in bad condition can it? If I remember correctly from listening to the broadcast, it can read through scratches (to an extent) and even work around a broken piece, provided you still have the broken piece. Report
July 26, 200719 yr comment_39382 Library of congress already has the laser turntables don't they? I wonder what shortcomings they have. Report
July 26, 200719 yr comment_39388 That elp thing is apparently extremely sensitive to any dirt on the record. Report
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