Market Competition
Video game (primary market at launch)
- Commodore Amiga 1200
- Commodore Amiga CD32
- NEC PC Engine with Super CD-ROM expansion
- Nintendo's SNES
- Sega Mega Drive with Mega CD expansion
- Atari Jaguar
Video game (primary market at end-of-life)
- Sega's Saturn
- Sony's PlayStation
High-end A/V (secondary market) (multi-purpose audio/video systems)
- Commodore's CDTV
- Philips' CD-i
- Pioneer's LaserActive
- Tandy Video Information System
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