I have the main unit.
type computer
country USA
year 1990
os Kickstart 1.3 (rom),
Workbench 1.3
cpu Motorola 6800
speed 7.14 MHz
ram 512 KB
rom 256 KB
graphic 320 x 200
colors 4096
sound 4 voice 8bit pcm
disk CD-Rom
ports centronics, rs323, mouse, joystics, rgb,
composite, audio,disk, rf in/out, midi in/out
The Commodore CDTV — Multimedia Before Its Time
The Commodore CDTV (Commodore Dynamic Total Vision), released in 1991, was an ambitious multimedia device combining an Amiga 500 computer with a CD-ROM drive in a hi-fi component form factor designed to sit alongside a stereo system. Positioned as a multimedia entertainment centre rather than a computer or game console, the CDTV could play audio CDs, CD+G karaoke discs, and interactive CD-ROM software using an infrared remote control. Its pricing at $999 and limited software library prevented commercial success, but the CDTV anticipated the multimedia PC and interactive television concepts that would become mainstream a decade later.