Amiga CDTV

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The Amiga CDTV is a multimedia home entertainment and game console by Commodore that combined Amiga computer technology with a CD-ROM–based set-top box design.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf home video game console
multimedia entertainment system
alsoKnownAs CDTV NERFINISHED
Commodore Dynamic Total Vision NERFINISHED
audioOutput stereo RCA outputs
backwardCompatibility compatible with most Amiga 500 software (with peripherals)
basedOn Amiga 500 architecture
category fifth-generation video game console precursor
set-top box
colorPalette up to 4096 colors (HAM mode)
commercialPerformance poor sales
companyBrand Commodore NERFINISHED
controllerPorts 2 DE-9 joystick ports
cpu Motorola 68000 NERFINISHED
cpuClockSpeed 7.09 MHz (PAL)
7.14 MHz (NTSC)
discontinued early 1990s
displayOutput RGB video
composite video
expandableMemory yes
expansionPort side expansion slot
graphicsChipset OCS (Original Chip Set) NERFINISHED
inputDevice joystick ports
keyboard (optional)
mouse (optional)
intendedUse educational software platform
home video game console
living-room multimedia appliance
manufacturer Commodore International NERFINISHED
marketingGoal bridge between computers and consumer electronics
marketPositioning multimedia CD player and game console hybrid
maxResolution 640×512 (interlaced, PAL)
mediaFormat CD-ROM
notableFeature CD-ROM–based multimedia titles
designed to resemble hi-fi audio equipment
notableLimitation high launch price
limited dedicated software library
operatingSystem AmigaOS NERFINISHED
platformFamily Amiga NERFINISHED
powerSupply internal PSU
predecessor Amiga 500 (technology base) NERFINISHED
primaryInputDevice infrared remote control
ram 1 MB Chip RAM
releaseDate March 1991
releaseRegion Europe NERFINISHED
North America NERFINISHED
sound 4-channel 8-bit PCM audio
storageDrive external floppy drive (optional)
successor Amiga CD32 NERFINISHED

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Original Amiga chipset (OCS) usedIn Amiga CDTV
subject surface form: Original Amiga chipset