CD32- Game Console Debug
Board
Developer: Commodore International
Available: 1993 |
To provide software support for the CD32 upon release Commodore
provided registered Amiga programmers with a development board.
This turned the console into a fully fledged computer, allowing
ported software to be tested. This added a parallel, serial, RGB
monitor port and floppy disk ports to the machine. The device is
similar in design to the SX-1 that was released two years later
(1995). However, its scarcity makes it more valuable to potential
collectors.
Larger version of the above
image (25.9k) | Debug Board from
behind (25.5k) | Close-up of the
copyright notice (25.6k) | A second
copyright notice (21.6k) | Unattached
debug board- Back (13.8k) | Debug board - Revision 1 (55K) |
Debug board- Revision 2
(58k)
Debug board Revision 1& 2 images are
©1999-2000 Ryan E. A. Czerwinski, All Rights Reserved, Used
with permission
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