Sensory Science Makes Home Theatre Affordable With Introduction Of New DVR-4000 Integrated DVD+VCR From Go Video

DVR-4000 Features High Quality DVD-Video Player and Four-Head Hi-Fi VCR In One Integrated Product

1-Jun-01

Sensory Science Corporation (AMEX: VCR) announced the introduction of the new DVR-4000 from Go-Video, an integrated DVD-Video player and VCR in one product that offers consumers a versatile, high quality, affordable home theatre solution. This unique product has complete versatility to play DVDs, audio and video CDs, and VHS tapes, and users can watch a DVD while recording a TV program.The DVR-4000 is the perfect convenience product for consumers who wish to convert their living rooms into home theatres without having to purchase multiple components, and provides users with the ability to upgrade to a DVD without losing the compelling features and versatility of a VCR.Sensory Science was the first company to offer an integrated DVD+VCR product with last yearís introduction of the DVR-5000, which was a huge success with retailers and consumers. The DVR-4000 incorporates Sensory Scienceís patented technology for Dual-Deckô products, and additional patents on the product are pending.ìThe success of last yearís DVD+VCR product sent a clear message that consumers want an affordable, high performance, easy-to-use integrated product,î said Paul Fredrickson, Sensory Scienceís Executive Vice President of Marketing. ìThe DVR-4000 combines the versatility and convenience of a VCR with the advanced features and capabilities of a DVD player, offering a compelling home theatre experience. Sensory Science has been a consistent leader in the introduction of integrated Dual-Deck consumer electronic and home theatre products, and we believe the DVR-4000 will be another huge success.îUtilizing next-generation DVD technology based on the 2001 chassis, the DVR-4000 features a 10-bit video digital-to-analog converter and 27MHz advanced digital filter for a superior picture. The unit has the capability to play DVDs, Video CDs, and Super Video CDs. In addition, the DVR-4000 can play 96kHz/24-bit music DVDs as well as audio CDs, and users can also record non-copy protected DVDs to VHS at the touch of one button.The DVR-4000 comes equipped with DolbyÆ Digital output and DTSÆ output, and is equipped with component, S-Video, and composite video outputs for high connection flexibility and optimum performance. RF inputs and outputs located on the back of the unit allow for connections to both new and older model televisions, a feature not included on many DVD players.The hi-fi MTS stereo VCR seamlessly integrates with the DVD and contains four heads for superior slow motion and stop action control. The Complete Program Recordô feature, not found on other VCRs, automatically senses the end of the tape and adjusts the tape speed to ensure that the entire program is recorded.The integrated DVD and VHS menus allow for easy on-screen programming, and the Auto-Clock Set and Channel Search capabilities make set-up simple and convenient. The VCR contains a 181-channel cable ready tuner with a 16-event/one-year timer. The front panel of the DVR-4000 contains a child lock that effectively ìtoddler-proofsî the unit, and the glow remote operates both the DVD and the VCR.The DVR-4000 carries an MSRP of $349 and is scheduled to ship to retailers throughout the United States in June. For additional information on Sensory Science on the Internet, visit www.sensoryscience.com.

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