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Article: Pioneer Electronics Embraces Motorola 24-Bit Audio DSP; Introduces A/V Receiver Featuring Dolby Digital and DTS Capabilities.
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- Business Wire
- Article date:
- January 8, 1999
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First Consumer Product to Utilize Motorola's 56362
Digital Audio Chip Setting New Level of Greater
Price/Performance for Digital Audio Consumers
On Oct. 13, 1998, Pioneer Electronics Corp. announced the introduction of the "VSX-D608" audio/video receiver, which is the company's first to support both Dolby Digital and Digital Theater Surround (DTS) technologies.
At a price attractive to consumers, Pioneer attributes much of the product's attractive pricing and audio capabilities to Motorola's DSP56362 Digital Signal Processor (DSP) for audio applications.
In 1986, Pioneer introduced the concept of Home Theater to consumers by ...