What is another word for laser discs?
Pronunciation: [lˈe͡ɪzə dˈɪsks] (IPA) 
Laser discs, also known as LaserDiscs or LDs, were a popular home entertainment format in the 1980s and 1990s. While they were eventually overtaken by DVDs and Blu-rays, laser discs were known for their superior image and sound quality and their large size, which allowed for extra features and bonus content. Synonyms for laser discs include LaserVideo, LaserVision, and LaserDisc Video. In Japan, they were called DiscoVision, while in Europe they were known as Videodiscs. Despite their decline in popularity, laser discs still have a dedicated fan base and are sought after for their unique features and collectability.
