 
 <prompt> text: ```Even though the format get the capacity to offer beta video and audio pass its consumer rivals, the VHS and Betamax videocassette systems, LaserDisc never really blow for North America, mostly because of the high costs for the players and video titles and the fact say e no fit record TV programming. E still remain mostly unknown for Europe and Australia. But for Japan and some rich areas for Southeast Asia like Hong Kong, Singapore, and Malaysia, e dey popular well well, especially for Hong Kong during the 1990s. The better video and audio quality make am small popular among videophiles and film enthusiasts during the time wey e dey active.

LaserDisc first enter market for Atlanta, Georgia on December 15, 1978, two years after VHS VCR enter market, and four years before CD come out (wey dey based on laser disc technology). Dem first license, sell, and market am as MCA DiscoVision (wey dem also call "DiscoVision") for North America for 1978, but before then, the technology dey known internally as Optical Videodisc System, Reflective Optical Videodisc, Laser Optical Videodisc, and Disco-Vision (with dash), with the first players dey call the format "Video Long Play".

1. Wetin no really popular for US?
2. Why e no popular?
3. Which US city e first enter?
4. When e happen?
5. Where e dey popular?
6. Which year CD come out?
7. Wetin happen to VHS VCR?
8. How many other names LaserDisc get?
9. Wetin dem first call the format?
10. Who be e competitors?``` <response>: ```1. LaserDisc
2. e too cost & e no fit record
3. Atlanta GA
4. December 15, 1978,
5. Japan and South East Asia
6. 1982
7. 1976
8. Four
9. MCA DiscoVision
10. VHS & Betamax``` 