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Philips | CDI 180/181 |  |
CD-i stands for Compact Disk Interactive. This is the first CD-i player ever made by Philips, developed by Philips and Kyocera. The CD drive is the CDI 180, the CD 181 is the multimedia controller. |
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Philips | CDI 450 | |
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Philips | CDI 470 | |
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Philips | NMS-4000 | |
The caption says: CAMPIONE DIMOSTRATIVO wich according to Babel Fish means DEMONSTRATIVE CHAMPION. Thanks to Igor from Italy. It means: sample unit for exhibition. |
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Philips | P2000T | |
Z80 running @ 2.5 Mhz, 32 kB RAM and a built-in minicasette recorder. | ||
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Philips | P2000C | |
The same thing but now portable. This one has a Seagate ST225 harddisk and a CoPower card with Intel 8088 CPU. | ||
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Philips | VG 5000µ | |
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French homecomputer, Z80 @ 4 MHz with 24 kB RAM and 18 kB ROM. | |
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Philips | Yes | |
80186 but not 100% PC compatible. |