Commodore | System ID: 36 |
System Information
One of the very first true Multimedia machines, Commodore bet on the computer in the living room. Unfortunatly it wasnt a big success. The CDTV is based on the Amiga 500 with added ROMS for CD support and all flashy screens for playing Audio CDs |
Pictures
| CDTV box front | The CDTV set I own is the full retail boxed version, inside this large box is a seperate box with the CDTV main unit; a boxed (black) keyboard; a CD1411 black diskdrive and mouse and IR controller. |
| CDTV box top | Just to show how large the box is; this is the topside of the box. |
| CDTV box rear | This is the backside of the box, showing what's included in the package. This is a black keyboard, a black floppy drive, a remote mouse and the RF controller. |
Configuration Details
| Chip Mem: | 1MB | CPU: | 68000 |
| Fast Mem: | 0MB | Kickstart: | 2.04 |
| Floppy: | CD1411 External | Backup: | None |
| Hard Drive: | 1.2GB SCSI | Optical Drive: | Built-in CD-Rom |
Expansions
| Accelerator: | Not Installed | ||
| Videoslot: | CD1301 | Type: | Genlock for CDTV |
| Zorro slot 1: | CDTV Flash Memory | Type: | Flash ROM for CDTV |
| Zorro slot 2: | CDTV SCSI | Type: | SCSI Controller |
| Zorro slot 3: | CD1200 | Type: | Trackball controller for CDTV |
| Zorro slot 4: | CD1252 | Type: | Infrared mouse for CDTV |
| Zorro slot 5: | CD1411 | Type: | Black 3.5 |
| Zorro slot 6: | Not Installed | ||
| Zorro slot 7: | Not Installed |
Specific Details
| Serial Nr.: | P1971KH1411 | Boxed: | Original Packaging |
| Manual: | No Manual Available | Amount Owned: | 1 |