THE 1000 COLLECTION

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Console · 1993

Amiga CD32

Like all Commodore game consoles, the Amiga CD32 is a variant of a home computer. The C64GS is actually a C64, the CDTV an Amiga and the CD32 an Amiga 1200 …

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Computer · 1984

Commodore 116

The C116 is the smallest home computer in Commodore's 264 series compared to the C16 and Plus/4. Similar to the VC-20, it is designed in terms of price and …

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Background · 1994

Philips CD-i 450

Cheap model of the CD-i series, thought of as a pure game console.

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Background · 1981

Philips P4500

Between 1962 and 1992, Philips subsidiary Philips Computers developed computers and peripherals.

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Console · 1978

Philips Videopac G7000

Magnavox, the odyssey manufacturer, is purchased by Philips in 1974. Therefore, the Odyssey 2, the successor model of the legendary first home console, is sold …

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Console · 1978

Philips Videopac G7200

The Philips Videopac G7200 is a technically identical variant of the G7000 and fully compatible with its software. It differs from the G7000 in the additional …

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Console · 1983

Philips Videopac+ G7400

Philips seamlessly transforms the transition between Philips Videopac G7000 and the successor model G7400. The new console has more up-to-date graphics …

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Console · 1978

Super Play Computer 4000

The Super Play Computer 4000 is the most well-known of several compatible versions of the Interton VC4000. It is identical to the VC4000, apart from the color …

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