| Manufacturer: | Commodore |
| Model | CDTV |
| Released: | 1990 |
| Processor | Motorola MC68000 |
| Mhz: | 7,44 |
| RAM: | 512 KB (later version with 1MB) |
| ROM: | 192 KB |
| Betriebssysteme: | Kickstart 1.3 (+ additional ROMs for CD-support) |
| Data Medium: | CD, Disc |
| Graphic, Resolution: | 640x512 |
| Colors: | up to 4096 |
| Sound: | Stereo, 4-Channel, 8 Bit |
| Ports: | Seriel, Parallel, Disc, Infrared, Mouse, Keyboard, Video out, HF, RGB, Midi, Memorycard |
| Joypad: | digital, Infrared |
| Sold in: | worldwide |
| Specials: | 1x Speed CD-ROM |
| Accessories: | Disc, Keyboard, Mouse, Genlock, RAM-Card 64KB |
| Launch price | 699,- engl. Pound |
| Got own one from:: | Used, 220,- DEM |
The CDTV from Commodore i think is the curiosest of all Amigas. The first version has build in the technic of the Amiga500 (512 KB RAM).
Further Version included the technic from the Amiga500+ (1MB RAM). The CDTV has a Memorycard-Slot at the front. Through accessories
like a Keyboard and Discdrive the CDTV could be upgraded to an complete Amiga 500 (Amiga 500+).
The included Infrared-Joyboard could be switched to use as Joystick or Mouse. Also all CD-Player-funktions could was included on the
joyboard.
With the Genlock-Addon the TV-Signal could be mixed with the Amiga-Grafic. But only the Backgroundcolor of the Amiga could be cut and replaced through
the TV-Signal.