I have the main unit, controller and original box.
type game console
country Japan
year 1993
os Panasonic
cpu 32bit Risc ARM60
speed 12.5 MHz
save game 32kb sram
cd yes
graphic 640×480
colors 16.5 million
sound 3 channels
ports expansion, S -video,
AV -output, rt, controller
ports in controller phone,
volume, another controller port
The Panasonic FZ-1 3DO — The Original 3DO
The Panasonic FZ-1 R·E·A·L 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, launched in October 1993 at $699, was the first hardware implementation of Trip Hawkins’ 3DO standard — an ambitious open platform conceived by Electronic Arts’ founder that allowed multiple manufacturers to produce compatible hardware. The FZ-1 used a 32-bit ARM60 processor at 12.5 MHz with custom graphics and audio processors, delivering CD-ROM-based gaming that was technically impressive for its launch year. Despite genuinely capable hardware and an interesting software library, the $699 launch price — more than double competitors — combined with limited software support from major publishers doomed it commercially. The Panasonic FZ-1 is today a sought-after collector’s piece representing one of gaming’s most intriguing what-ifs.