Brand: Sony
The Sony TC-V902 is a video cassette recorder (VCR) that was introduced by Sony in the late 1990s. It was part of Sony's V-MAX line of high-end VCRs and was known for its advanced features, including Super Bit Mapping, an analog-to-digital noise reduction technology, and a built-in super high-frequency (SHF) modem, which allowed it to function as a digital subscriber line (DSL) modem. The Sony TC-V902 also included advanced recording functions, such as high-speed recording, padding, and simultaneous recording from two sources. It was popular among videophiles and professionals who required the highest possible VCR performance at the time. However, with the rise of DVD technology, the demand for VCRs like the Sony TC-V902 declined, and they have since become obsolete.