360 Systems History – 2020s & present

Present
In 2020, the TSS 2470II Variable Time Delay was released, adding flexible playout control to the basic set-and-forget 2470 Network Time Delay. By 2021 360 Systems added another model to the Time Delay line-up, the dual channel TSS - 2470II DualZon...
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360 Systems History – 2010s

2010s
The early 2010's saw the need for video servers with high channel counts in increasingly smaller form factors.  This started first in 360 Systems MAXX server line with the introduction of the MAXX-2420, 4 channel server in a 2U form factor.   Th...
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360 Systems History – 2000s

2000s
In 2003, first shown at the April NAB Convention, the Image Server family of video servers set new standards for features and performance. Over 3,000 units are in service around the world. 360 Systems’ MAXX™ High Definition servers include lar...
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360 Systems History – 1990s

1990s
360 Systems then entered the broadcast equipment business with the introduction of the DigiCart® recorder in 1990. Providing the first real option to analog cart machines. As the advantages of digital audio became clear, 360 Systems began desi...
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360 Systems History – 1980s

1980s
During the 1980's, 360 Systems introduced its Permanent Playback™ digital audio message players, which became a standard in theme parks around the world. Permanent Playback replaces recording tape by storing high quality audio on EPROM memory ch...
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360 Systems History – 1970s

1970s
360 Systems was founded in 1972 by Robert Easton, a U.S.C. cinema department graduate working in the Hollywood film industry. The firm's original business plan focused on applying new semiconductor technology to products for the music and recordin...
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