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Philips CD-i

Philips CD-i · 1991

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Specs

Released: 1991-12-03
Type: home console

Description

The Philips CD-i is an interactive compact-disc format developed by Philips and Sony. Consumer players launched in the US on 3 December 1991, in Japan on 25 April 1992 and in Europe on 10 July 1992.

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Details from sources

Interactive CD format co-developed by Philips and Sony (Green Book, 1986); Philips was the main hardware backer, later licensing the design to Magnavox, GoldStar/LG, Kyocera, Memorex, Grundig and others. No confirmed worldwide lifetime unit total exists (see cdi/cdi/README.md); best-documented snapshots are Philips' own October 1994 claim of a 570,000-unit installed base and a 1996 Wall Street Journal figure of 400,000 US units sold - these do not sum to a single lifetime total and are kept in notes/units_sold_note on the model record, not as a top-level figure.

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Philips CD-i: when was it released?: 1991

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