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1) A = Add-on/Accessory: device only functional in conjunction with a base unit. C = Computer: system with standard keyboard and (interfaces to) re-writable media. G = Game Console: dedicated gaming system without a standard keyboard. M = Multimedia: console compatible to other AV media (e.g. VideoCD, PhotoCD). T = Tabletop: stationary system with built-in display. TC = Tabletop Computer: with built-in display and drive(s), separate keyboard. Hardware Index H = Handheld: portable gaming or multimedia device with built-in display. L = Laptop: portable computer with integrated keyboard and display. DIY = Computer sold as a 'do it yourself' assembly kit. etc = other hardware: e.g. video or audio devices with built-in game console or non-programmable systems. Product name Year Type1) Page Product name Year Type1) Page Product name Year Type1) Page Product name Year Type1) Page Acorn Archimedes series 1987 C 113, 231 Atari 600 XL 1983 C 37f Commodore C 128 1985 C 66 Hitachi MB-H3 1985 C 78 Acorn Archimedes 310 1987 C 230, 231 Atari 65 XE 1985 C 38 Commodore C 16 1984 C 90f IBM JX 1984 C 99 Acorn Atom 1980 DIY 61 Atari 7800 1984 G 26, 69, 91, 92, 229 Commodore C 116 1984 C 90, 91 IBM PC-compatible 1981 C 21, 60, 65, 95-98f, 102, Acorn BBC+ 1985 C 61 Atari 800 1979 C 8, 34-38, 62f, 68, 91, Commodore C 64 1982 C 21, 27, 36f, 46f, 58, 60f, 110, 162,172, 179, 192f, Acorn BBC A, B 1982 C 61, 64, 72, 112f, 220, 229 107, 226 62-66, 77, 90, 94ff, 106, 196, 198, 221, 239 Acorn BBC Master series 1986 C 61 Atari 800 XE 1985 C 38 113f, 220, 227, 239 IBM PC/AT 1984 C 98f, 230 Acorn Electron 1983 C 61 Atari 800 XL 1983 C 36-38, 50, 68, 227 Commodore C 64 G 1987 C 66 IBM PC/XT 1983 C 98f Aiwa CSD-GM1 1994 etc 127 Atari Falcon 1992 C 105 Commodore C 64 Gold 1986 C 66 IBM PCjr. 1983 C 98, 99, 226f Amstrad CPC 464 1984 C 94f, 112, 222, 229 Atari Jaguar 1993 G 150f, 183, 232 Commodore C 64 GS 1990 G 65 Interton VC 4000 1978 G 28f, 57, 228 Amstrad CPC 464+, 664+ 1987 C 95, 229 Atari Lynx 1989 H 7, 129, 132f, 178, 236 Commodore C 64 II 1986 C 66 INTV System III 1985 G 42 Amstrad CPC 472 1984 C 95 Atari Lynx II 1991 H 132, 133 Commodore C 64 SX 1984 L 64, 66 ITMC MPT-05 unknown G 29 Amstrad CPC 6128 1985 C 95 Atari 1040 ST, 1040 STe 1986 C 104f Commodore CD 32 1993 G 110, 111, 231f ITT Telematch Processor 1978 G 16 Amstrad CPC 6128+ 1987 C 95 Atari 2080 ST, 4060 ST 1986 C 105 Commodore CDTV 1990 M 111, 135, 168, 231 Joypac Videopac G7401 1983 G 32 Amstrad CPC 664 1985 C 94f Atari 260 ST 1986 C 105 Commodore Maxmachine 1982 C 66 JVC HC-7 1983 C 77 Amstrad GX 4000 1990 G 7, 95 Atari 520 ST (m, f) 1985 C 104f, 107 Commodore MMF 9000 1982 TC 23 JVC HC-80,-90,-95 1985 C 77 Amstrad Mega PC 1991 C/G 127, 231 Atari Mega ST series 1987 C 105, 230 Commodore Plus/4 (264) 1984 C 91 JVC V-Saturn 1994 G 157 Amstrad Spectrum +2 1986 C 59f, 227 Atari ST series 1985 C 17, 37, 61, 95, 96f, 99, Commodore VIC-20 1981 C 45, 46f, 62, 64, 66, 85, JVC Wondermega 1992 G 127 Amstrad Spectrum +3 1987 C 60 104-108, 112, 120, 122f, 90, 227 JVC Wondermega 2 1993 G 127 APF M1000 1978 G 215 213, 230 Commodore VIC-1001 1980 C 47 Kyocera (Yashica) YC-64 1984 C 79 Apple II 1977 C 11, 18f, 20-23, 34, 36, Atari Mega STe 1991 C 105 Compaq Deskpro 386 1986 C 99 Magnavox Odyssey 1972 G 14ff, 31 62f, 96, 114, 226 Atari Stacy 1989 L 105 Compaq iPaq 2001 H 3 Magnavox Odyssey 100 1975 etc. 31 Apple II europlus 1978 C 18, 22 Atari TT 1990 C 105 Creative Labs 3DO Blaster 1995 A 153 Magnavox Odyssey 2 1978 G 31f Apple II+ 1979 C 22, 226 Atari VCS 2600 1977 G 11, 16, 18, 24-29, 31, 34, Daewoo/Dynadata Zemnix unknown G 78 Mattel Aquarius 1983 C 42, 213 Apple IIc 1984 C 21f 40f, 48, 50f, 68, 85, 92 Docomo 900i series 2004 H 170 Mattel ECS 1983 A 42 Apple IIc + 1988 C 22 132, 223, 228 Dragon 32, 64 1982 C 64, 72, 220 Mattel Intellivision 1979 G 25f, 29, 31, 40ff, Apple IIe 1983 C 22 Atari VCS 2600A 1980 G 26f Elektor 2650 TV-Computer 1979 DIY 29 50, 57, 228 Apple IIe LC Card 1991 A 22 Atari XE Game System 1987 G 7, 38, 92, 229 Emerson Arcadia 2001 1982 G 56f Mattel Intellivision II 1983 G 41f, 221 Apple IIgs 1986 C 22, 231 Audiosonic GB-1000 unknown H 149 Enterprise 1985 C 112 MB Microvision 1979 H 43, 54, 236 Apple III 1983 C 20, 100 Bally Astrocade 1976 G 223 Entex Adventurevision 1982 T 53, 228 MB Vectrex 1982 T 43, 54f, 85, 228 Apple Lisa 1983 TC 100 Bandai Arcadia (HMG 2650) 1983 G 57 Epoch TV Tennis 1975 etc 89 Microsoft Xbox 2001 G 79, 174, 180f, 192-195, Apple iMac 1998 TC 175 Bandai Atmark (Pippin) 1996 M 168, 234 Epoch Cassette TV Game 1979 G 27 206, 208, 235 Apple iPad 2010 H 218 Bandai Playdia 1994 G 223f Epoch Cassettevision 1981 G 89 Microsoft Xbox Special Ed. 2002 G 194 Apple iPhone 2007 H 207, 217f Bandai Supervision 8000 1978 G 29 Epoch Cassettevision Jr. 1983 G 89 Microsoft Xbox 360 2005 G 207, 208f, 211, 215, 235 Apple iPod series 2001 H 207, 217 Bandai Tamagotchi 1998 etc 168, 178 Epoch Super Cassettevision 1984 G 89, 223, 239 Microsoft Xbox 360 Elite 2007 G 210 Apple Macintosh series 1984 C 17, 21, 96, 100f, 103, Bandai Wonderborg 2000 A 179 Epoch SCV Lady's Set 1985 G 89 Microsoft Xbox 360 S 2010 G 210 106, 120, 134f, 145, 168, Bandai Wonderswan 1999 H 176, 178f, 216 Fairchild Channel F 1976 G 16, 228 MITS Altair 1975 DIY 11, 17 192, 230 Bandai Wonderswan Color 2000 H 179 Fujitsu FM-7, FM-77 1982 C 71, 79, 134, 220 Mitsubishi MLF-48, -80 1984 C 78 Apple Macintosh 128 1984 TC 100f, 103 Bandai Wonderswan Crystal 2001 H 179 Fujitsu FM-Towns series 1990 C 134f, 231 Mitsubishi ML-G series 1985 C 78 Apple Macintosh 512 1984 TC 100, 103 Bit Dina 2-in-1 unknown G 52 Fujitsu FM-Towns II series 1991 C 135 NEC LD-ROM2 1993 A 119 Apple Macintosh II 1987 C 100, 103 Casio Cassiopeia 2000 H 171 Fujitsu FM-Towns II Fresh 1994 TC 135 NEC PC-6001 1981 C 33 Apple Macintosh IIc 1989 C 103 Casio PV-1000, 2000 1983 G, C 223 Fujitsu FM-Towns II UX 1992 TC 135 NEC PC-8001 1979 C 33 Apple Macintosh Centris 1993 C 103 Casio PV series 1983 C 78 Fujitsu FM-Towns Car Marty 1994 A 135 NEC PC-8801 MC 1989 C 33, 119 Apple Macintosh Classic 1990 TC 103 Coleco Adam 1983 C 52, 227 Fujitsu FM-Towns Marty 1994 G 135 NEC PC-8801 series 1981 C 33, 39, 71, 220ff Apple Mac. Color Classic 1993 TC 103 Colecovision 1982 G 25, 29, 45, 50ff, 57, 67, Fujitsu FM-X 1984 C 79 NEC N900i (Docomo) 2004 H 238 Apple Macintosh Quadra 1991 C 103 75, 81, 228 Fujitsu FM-8 1981 C 220 NEC PC-98 series 1982 C 33, 134, 162, 221, 230 Apple Macintosh LC 1990 C 22, 102f Commodore CBM 2001 (Pet) 1977 TC 23, 34, 46, 226 Fujitsu FMV-Towns 1995 C 135 NEC PC-Engine 1987 G 7, 33, 97, 114-119, 140f, Apple Macintosh Performa 1993 (T)C 103 Commodore CBM 3001 series 1979 TC 23, 227 Gamepark GP2X 2005 H 198, 223 159, 162, 229, 239 Apple Macintosh Plus 1986 TC 103 Commodore CBM 4001 series 1979 TC 23 Gamepark GP32 2002 H 7, 194, 237 NEC PC-Engine CD-ROM2 1988 A 33, 115 Apple Macintosh Portable 1989 L 103 Commodore 8032, 8096 1981 (T)C 23 General Paxon series unknown C 79 NEC PC-Engine CoreGrafx 1989 G 119 Apple Macintosh Powerbook 1991 L 103 Commodore C 128 1985 C 66 Gizmondo 2005 H 224, 238 NEC PC-Engine CoreGrafx II 1991 G 119 Apple Macintosh SE 1987 TC 102f, 230 Commodore Amiga series 1985 C 7f, 17, 59f, 76, 90, 95ff, Goldstar FC 200 1984 C 79 NEC PC-Engine Duo 1991 G 116, 119, 232 Apple Newton 1992 H 113 99, 106-113, 120, 122f, Goldstar GDI 750, 1000 1994 M 148 NEC PC-Engine Duo-R 1993 G 119 Atari 1200 XL 1982 C 37f 132, 150, 152, 221, 225, Goldstar GPI 1000, 1200 1994 H 148 NEC PC-Engine Duo-RX 1994 G 119 Atari 130 XE 1985 C 37f, 92 231, 239 Goldstar System 32 (GDO) 1994 M 153 NEC PC-Engine GT 1990 H 117, 119 Atari 2080 ST 1986 C 105 Commodore Amiga 1000 1985 C 66, 107, 111 Grundig Superplay 4000 1979 G 29 NEC PC-Engine LT 1991 H 117, 118f Atari 2600 (black) 1982 G 26f Commodore Amiga 1200 1992 C 106, 111 Hanimex 1292, 1392 unknown G 29 NEC PC-Engine Shuttle 1989 G 117, 119 Atari 2600jr 1986 G 27 Commodore Amiga 2000 1987 C 109ff, 241 Hanimex HMG 2650 1982 G 56, 57, 229 NEC PC-Engine SCD-ROM2 1991 A 119 Atari 2800 1983 G 27 Commodore Amiga 3000 1990 C 109, 111 Hartung Supervision 1991 H 149 NEC PC-Engine SuperGrafx 1989 G 119 Atari 400 1979 C 34, 35, 38 Commodore Amiga 4000 1992 C 109, 111 Hitachi Hi-Saturn 1995 G 157 NEC PC-FX 1993 G 162, 223 Atari 4160 ST 1986 C 105 Commodore Amiga 500 1987 C 106, 111 Hitachi MB-H1 'Hint' 1983 C 78 NEC PC-FX GA 1993 A 162 Atari 5200 1982 G 26, 37, 68f, 85,92, 229 Commodore Amiga 600 1992 C 108, 111 Hitachi MB-H2 1984 C 78 NEC Turbo Grafx 16 1989 G 115, 117, 119 240 A page number printed in bold indicates a hardware photo 241 1) A = Add-on/Accessory: device only functional in conjunction with a base unit.
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    www.gradeup.co 1 www.gradeup.co JANUARY -2021 Banking & Financial Awareness 1. IDBI Bank has sold 23% of its stake in IDBI Federal Life Insurance Company Limited (IFLI) to Ageas Insurance International NV for a consideration of Rs 507 crore. Note: IFLI is a three-way joint venture of IDBI Bank, Belgium’s Ageas and Federal Bank.On purchasing the stake, Ageas Insurance International NV will hold 49% stake in IFLI earlier from 26%. While IDBI Bank’s stake in IFLI will be reduced to 25% from 48%.Federal Bank continues to hold 26 per cent stake in IFLI. 2. The RoDTEP scheme has replaced the popular Merchandise Exports from India Scheme from January 1, 2021. Note: As per the finance ministry the benefit of Remission of Duties and Taxes on Exported Products (RoDTEP) scheme will be extended to all export goods from January 1, 2021.Under the scheme, the embedded central, state and local duties or taxes will get refunded and credited in an exporter’s ledger account with customs. 3. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has imposed a fine of rupees Rs 25 crore on Indian company Reliance Industries Ltd. for carrying out manipulative trade. Note: Two more entities, Navi Mumbai SEZ Pvt Ltd and Mumbai SEZ Ltd have been fined Rs 20 crore and Rs 10 crore, respectively. The fine was imposed on Reliance India Limited because the company violated the Prohibition of Fraudulent and Unfair Trade Practices (PFUTP). 4. International card payment service RuPay partnered partnered with RBL Bank to launch an innovative payment solution for Indian merchants “RuPay PoS” in association with PayNearby.