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[[File:ApplePippin.jpg|256px|thumb|right|Apple Pippin console<hr />Attribution: Evan-Amos, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons]]
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'''Definition:''' The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Pippin Apple Pippin] was a short lived console released in 1996 as a collaboration between Bandai and Apple to bring multimedia applications to the home. It uses CD-ROMs and has some inter-compatibility with [[Apple Macintosh Guide|Apple Macintosh]] (PowerPC) computers. Towards the end of its life Katz Media SARL brought the console to Europe as the Katz Media Player 2000 (KMP 2000) but only sold an estimated 1000 units.
==Definition==
The [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Pippin Apple Pippin] was a short lived console released in 1996 as a collaboration between Bandai and Apple to bring multimedia applications to the home. It uses CD-ROMs and has some inter-compatibility with [[Apple Macintosh Guide|Apple Macintosh]] (PowerPC) computers. Towards the end of its life Katz Media SARL brought the console to Europe as the Katz Media Player 2000 (KMP 2000) but only sold an estimated 1000 units.
 
==General Notes==


*Is considered a "dead" system for Redump purposes, therefore all discs are allowed.
*Is considered a "dead" system for Redump purposes, therefore all discs are allowed.

Latest revision as of 23:37, 1 August 2026

Apple Pippin console
Attribution: Evan-Amos, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Definition

The Apple Pippin was a short lived console released in 1996 as a collaboration between Bandai and Apple to bring multimedia applications to the home. It uses CD-ROMs and has some inter-compatibility with Apple Macintosh (PowerPC) computers. Towards the end of its life Katz Media SARL brought the console to Europe as the Katz Media Player 2000 (KMP 2000) but only sold an estimated 1000 units.

General Notes

  • Is considered a "dead" system for Redump purposes, therefore all discs are allowed.
  • Follow IBM PC guide for general dumping.
  • Pippin/Mac Hybrids = Pippin
  • Version field follows "Rev X" standard, with the revision obtained from the ringcode. BDS-20012A-R2M -> Rev A


System Guides
Computers ARCH • MAC • ATARIST • ACD • FMT • PC • PC-88 • PC-98 • INDIGO • X68K • ULTRA
Consoles 3DO • PIPPIN • AJCD • QIS • CD32 • CDTV • PSXGS • ION • HS • VIS • XBOX • XBOX360 • XBOXONE • XBOXSX • NAVI • PCE • PC-FX • GC • WII • WIIU • M2 • CDI • POLYMEGA • DC • MCD • SP21 • SS • NGCD • SEB • PSX • PS2 • PS3 • PS4 • PS5 • PSP • NUON • VFLASH • GAMEWAVE
Handhelds NEWTON • CYBIKO • HP48 • IXL • PPC • PALM • PSION • ZAURUS • SYMBIAN • TI
Arcade 3DOARCADE • CPS3 • FPP • FPURI • ITE • KEA • KFB • KM2 • KP2 • KS573 • KSGV • KT • MION • NPURI • NS12 • NS22 • NS246 • NS256 • TRF • NEWJATRE • PCARCADE • ALLS • CHIHIRO • CHIHIROPC • LINDBERGH • LINDPC • NAOMI • NAOMI2 • NAOMIPC • NU • NU11 • NU2 • NUSX • SRE • SRE2 • SRW • STV • CATS • QUIZARD
Multimedia AUDIO-CD • BD-VIDEO • DVD-VIDEO • ENHANCED-CD • HVN • HVNC • HVNJR • HVNXP • HDDVD-VIDEO • MP3 • PHOTO-CD • KSITE • VCD
Pending APPLEII • PIECE • CUBO • C64 • GP32 • HRUSH • L600 • ITOUCH • KWIZOKE • MSX • MINIDISC • NS10 • NICHI • SUPERDISC • J2ME • LASERACTIVE • HALCYON • SS24 • SZN • SACD • WOWOW • GAMEVCD • UHDBD-VIDEO • IQ • ZXS
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