Ztek Embraces DVD Technology With Physics Collection

Ztek Co. is releasing its "Physics: CINEMA CLASSICS" videodisc collection on DVD for the first time this September. This compilation of more than 200 classic physics experiments will be available as a six-DVD set. In addition, Ztek's physics DVDs will be offered bundled with Pioneer's DVD-V7400 educational/industrial DVD-video player, which continues to support the three interactive control modes of a remote, barcode reader or computer interface. It also allows mouse and keyboard control, as well as supports frame-accurate step reverse, which is an invaluable tool for educators. For more information, visit www.ztek.com.

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