Grundig Super Color FAC 1900 & Grundig Video 2x4 Stereo 880

Virtual Camera Museum: Grundig FAC 1900 & Grundig Video 2x4 - Video Recording back in 1983 Video 2000 was a video system introduced by Philips and Grundig in 1979, but it existed only for seven years and could never become as popular as the competing systems VHS (JVC, Panasonic) or Betamax (Sony). The Grundig camera shown in this video was actually produced by Sony as a HVC-3000 P video camera, but with a six-pin DIN 45323 connector. Video 2000 cassettes could had two sides (like audio tape cassettes) and allowed 8 hours of recording.