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Mavica is a brand of Sony Camera s which use removable disks as the main recording media. The brand is most associated with Digital Cameras that record on Floppy Disk s, but the name was first used for a line of analog Still Video Camera s announced in 1981 , and there were later digital models that recorded onto CD s. The first Digital Mavicas recorded onto floppy disks, a feature that made them very popular in the North-American market. With the evolution of consumer digital camera resolution (/ CD-RW media — was released in 2000. The first CD Mavica (MVC-CD1000), notable also for its 10x optical zoom, could only write to CD-R discs, but it was able to use its USB interface to read images from CDs not completely written (CDs with incomplete sessions). Subsequent models are more compact, with a reduced optical zoom, and are able to write to CD-RW discs. The Mavica line has been discontinued. Sony continues to produce point-and-shoot digital cameras in the Cyber-shot series, which uses Memory Stick technology for storage. MAVICA MODELS 3.5" floppy
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CAMERAS OF SIMILAR CONCEPT There were other digital cameras that used disk storage as memory media.
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