Philips 21TCDI30/01
Introduction The Philips 21TCDI30 / 01 is a very special TV. It is one of the few TVs that was retrofitted with a built-in gaming console. In this case a… Lees verder »
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Philips Videopac+ G7401
The G7401 is essentially identical to the G7400, but uses a Péritel/DIN plug for video output instead of a normal TV antenna plug. The Péritel is a standard French 40-pin… Lees verder »
Philips MSX2 NMS 8280
Description MSX standard MSX was developed by ASCII in 1982. The MSX was not a specific piece of hard- or software. ASCII made a blueprint with defined specifications and frameworks,… Lees verder »
Philips Odyssey 2100
Description Background The Odyssey 2100 is a game console from Philips. It’s a so-called pong machine. A game console that does not use a variety of cartridges, but has pre-installed… Lees verder »
Videopac Chess Module
Description Introduction The Videopac Chess module is an add-on that Philips released for the Videopac in 1982. The chess module is shaped like a rectangular black bar that you can… Lees verder »
Schneider Videopac 7200
Description Background Contrary to the name, Schneider is a French producer of consumer electronics that is especially popular in western France. The name Schneider comes from the two Austrian-Hungarian brothers… Lees verder »
Radiola Jet 27
Description Background Radiola is trademark of the French electronics company Radiotechnique. Half of the company was bought by Philips before the war in 1931 and the other half after the… Lees verder »
Videopac Cassette Box
Description Philips Videopac carrying case for cassettes. It was made by Videopac developer Philips in 1982 as an accessory for the console. It was almost entirely made of cardboard, had… Lees verder »
Philips CD-i 450
SPECS Name CD-I 450 Type Home Console Lifespan 1994 Brand Philips Generation 4th Worth 150 Prices fl. 499,-fl. 799,- (with DVC) Units – Rarity Common Predecessor Videopac+ G7400 Successor none… Lees verder »
Philips Videopac+ G7400
Description Background and specs The Philips Videopac + G7400 was launched in 1983; four years after the G7000. It is often seen as the direct successor to the G7000 (in… Lees verder »