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RCA SelectaVision VBT200 VHS Recorder & Magnetic Video "M*A*S*H" VHS (1977-1978) Apple often resulting in a smallVHS U. S. Release Launch Day Set: RCA SelectaVision VBT200; "M*A*S*H" by Magnetic Video on VHS RCA VBT200 First VHS VCR Released in the United States The RCA VBT200, manufactured by Matsushita and rebranded for the U. S. market in October 1977, was the first VHS videocassette recorder available to American consumers. Marketed under the "SelectaVision" brand with the memorable slogan "Four hours, $1,000, SelectaVision," it was RCA's strategic