I have the main unit and two controller.
type computer
country Korea
year 1993
os 3DO
cpu 32bit ARM60 RISC
speed 12,5 MHz
ram 2 MB DRAM & 32 KB SRAM
cd cd-rom
graphic 640×480
colors 16,7 million
sound Custom SDP controller
ports Stereo audio output (2), composite video output, Control Port for P2-P8,
expansion slot and AV expansion port for the optional MPEG1
The Goldstar 3DO — Korea’s 3DO
The Goldstar 3DO was one of several manufacturers’ implementations of the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer standard — produced by Goldstar (now LG Electronics) of South Korea. The 3DO was an open hardware standard conceived by Trip Hawkins of Electronic Arts, allowing multiple manufacturers to produce compatible hardware. Despite the 3DO’s commercial failure — its $699 launch price and limited software library were decisive disadvantages against Sony’s PlayStation — the Goldstar variant is today a notable collector’s piece representing both the 3DO platform and South Korea’s early participation in the home console market.