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Not to be confused with Video CD.

CD Video was a format of optical media disc that was introduced in 1987 that combined the technologies of standard Compact Disc and LaserDisc.

1987–1991[]

CD Video

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Red Book

CD-DA | CD-Text | CD+G | CD+EG

Yellow Book
CD-ROM

Green Book
CD-i

Orange Book
CD-R | CD-RW

Beige Book
Photo CD

White Book
Video CD (Super Video CD)

Blue Book
CD+

Scarlet Book
Super Audio CD

Purple Book
DDCD | DD-R | DD-RW

Other
CD Video | HDCD

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Current assets:

Philips Avent | Philips Norelco | Philips Sonicare
Technologies: Blu-ray Disc¹ | Compact Cassette | Compact Disc¹ (CD Digital Audio | CD-i) | DVD¹ | LaserDisc² (CD Video)

Former/defunct assets:
Grundig | LG.Philips Displays³ | LG.Philips LCD ⁴ | Magnavox (Odyssey | Odyssey series | Odyssey²) | NXP Semiconductors | Philco | Philishave | PolyGram⁵ (Philips Records | Filmed Entertainment | Television | Video | Music Video) | TP Vision⁶ | WOOX Innovations⁷ | Philips Interactive Media | UPC Broadband | Signify (Philips Hue) | Versuni (Philips Walita | Saeco | Gaggia)

Notes:
¹Co-developed with Sony.
²Co-developed with MCA and Pioneer.
³Spun off from both Philips and LG Electronics in 2008 to become LP Displays.
⁴Sold its remaining shares to LG Electronics. Now under LG Corporation.
⁵Sold to Seagram's. Now under Universal Music Group.
⁶Sold to TPV Technology
⁷Sold to Gibson. Brand licensing now owned by TPV Technology since 2018.

Philips (2013) (Shield)

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