Atari Lynx II
In 1991, Atari released the Lynx II, a revised Atari Lynx with several useful improvements.
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Atari ST Book
Atari introduced its first portable ST computer, the Stacy, in Europe in 1989. Its successor, the ST Book, was unveiled in March 1991 but did not go on sale …
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Commodore C65
A development prototype of the C65, the planned successor to the Commodore 64, which never received a regular commercial release.
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Commodore CD 1200 Controller
The CD 1200 is an infrared Commodore controller for the Commodore CDTV system. The small device integrates a keyboard, a trackball and mouse buttons.
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Commodore CDTV
In 1991, Commodore introduced the CDTV (Commodore Dynamic Total Vision), which puts an Amiga 500 with a CD drive in a Hifi case. With the remote control, the …
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Epoch Barcode Battler
Perhaps the most unusual handheld ever is the Commerce Conflict: Barcode Battler by Epoch. This very successful device in Japan can read barcodes of everyday …
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GoldStar CD-i
GoldStar's CD-i Player has an external power supply. The console display can also be used as a monitor with a suitable cable, whereby the system can be …
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NEC DUO Monitor for PC Engine
The DUO Monitor is a portable LCD display for the PC Engine Duo console. With a sales price of more than €600, NEC accessories were launched on the Japanese …
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PC Engine CoreGrafx II
About a year and a half after the release of the PC Engine Core Grafx in December 1989, the PC Engine CoreGrafx II was released in Japan in June 1991. It's …
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PC Engine Duo-R
After the considerable success of the PC engine and the CD-Rom Add-on in Japan, it was obvious that NEC would also publish a console that would combine all the …
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PC Engine Duo/Turbo Duo
The PC Engine Duo is a series of versions of the PC Engine game console by NEC and Hudson Soft. All variants are common that they play both games on cartridges …
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Philips CD-i
Released in October 1991, the CD-i (Compact Disc Interactive) is a multimedia system developed mainly by Philips, with some involvement from Sony. Philips …
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The CD-i (short for Compact Disc Interactive), which was released in October 1991, was a multimedia system developed primarily by Philips and partly by Sony …
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Sega Game Gear
The Game Gear is a portable game console from Sega and was positioned directly against the Nintendo Game Boy (Classic). However, he could hardly gain market …
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