CDTV

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CDTV is a multimedia home entertainment and computing system developed by Commodore based on Amiga technology, combining a CD-ROM player with a personal computer.

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CDTV canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf game console
home computer
multimedia home entertainment system
announcementYear 1990
basedOn Amiga technology
linked to: Amiga

Commodore Amiga 500 hardware architecture
brandOwner Commodore
category fifth-generation video game console precursor
codename CDTV (Commodore Dynamic Total Vision)
linked to: Amiga CDTV
commercialPerformance commercial failure
compatibleWith many Amiga 500 software titles (with modifications)
countryOfOrigin United States
cpuClockSpeed 7.14 MHz
developer Commodore International
discontinuationYear 1993
formFactor hi-fi component style case
fullName Commodore Dynamic Total Vision
graphicsChipset Amiga OCS
inputDevice CDTV game controller
infrared remote control
keyboard (optional accessory)
mouse (optional accessory)
launchYear 1991
manufacturer Commodore International
marketedAs living room appliance
set-top box style computer
mediaFormat CD-ROM
notableFeature bootable CD-ROM titles
combines CD-ROM player with personal computer
designed to be used with a television
operatingSystem AmigaOS
Kickstart 1.3
linked to: Kickstart
primaryUse edutainment software
multimedia applications
reference titles
video games
ram 1 MB Chip RAM
region NTSC
PAL
soundChip Paula
storageExpansion floppy disk drive (optional)
hard disk (optional)
successor Amiga CD32
supports Red Book audio CDs
targetMarket home entertainment market
multimedia education market
uses CD-ROM drive
Motorola 68000 CPU

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Amiga model CDTV
Amiga CDTV alsoKnownAs CDTV