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Apple Pippin console
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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.

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

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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.		'''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.

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