better sound, more facilities, and backward compatibility
When the compact disc, CD, was introduced by Philips of the Netherlands
and Sony of Japan in the early 1980s, pulse-code modulation (in
practical use), on which CD technology depends, was still young (introduced
by the Japan Broadcasting Corporation, NHK, in 1967). In
essence, the CD is the medium that introduced most people to digital
audio reproduction. Since the introduction of the CD, various aspects of
digital audio engineering have been enhanced considerably and have
made possible the Super Audio Compact Disc.
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