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I took a stab at improving the logo image, working from the extremely poor quality bitmap image originally posted to Wikipedia (File:MiniCassetteLogo.png). My contribution, File:Mini-Cassette_logo.svg is a best-guess of how the original logo appeared, but I may have gotten some details in the character shapes wrong. Repeated, extensive searches of the Internet with various graphics search engines have not yielded any better examples from which to work, and as I've never owned any Mini-Cassette equipment, I have no recourse to original manufacturer's documentation or hardware samples.
Since the original bitmap image is no longer used anywhere on Wikipedia, it will most likely get automatically deleted in short order. Accordingly, I embedded the bitmap image in the SVG file on a hidden layer. Use Inkscape to open it and view it.—QuicksilverT@00:49, 24 October 2011 (UTC)Reply
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