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For a small Santa Monica firm, business is a simple mathematical principle: Multiplication.
Rabbit Systems, which makes what it calls a VCR multiplying system, took a look at the numbers on VCR ownership and designed a product to fit.
Each month this year, about 750,000 more people will buy videocassette recorders, adding another 5.25 million VCRs by year-end to the estimated 25 million to 30 million already in use.
And, Rabbit Systems officials believe, there are probably at least two TVs for each VCR in an American home.
The company's product, VCR-Rabbit, adds two more boxes to the electronic collection. Each is small though, about 7 inches by 4 inches and less than 2 inches tall.
One (the transmitter) is attached to the VCR and...
