Is it the chop for MicroMV?

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Ashley Norris on 2003/10/22:

  „The Guardian last week ran a story on how Sony was committed to the MicroMV (the tiny digital tape) format for camcorders and that it wouldn't follow Panasonic/Samsung's lead into video devices that archived on to storage cards or...“

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