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* [[S-Video]] <small>(NTSC consoles only)</small> | * [[S-Video]] <small>(NTSC consoles only)</small> | ||
* [[RGBS|RGB]] [[SCART]] <small>(PAL consoles only)</small> | * [[RGBS|RGB]] [[SCART]] <small>(PAL consoles only)</small> | ||
− | * [[YPbPr]] [[component video]]/[[d-terminal]] <small>(DOL-001 models only)</small> | + | * [[YPbPr|{{YPbPr}}]] [[component video]]/[[d-terminal]] <small>(DOL-001 models only)</small> |
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| graphics = [[ATI Technologies|ATI]] Flipper @ 162 MHz | | graphics = [[ATI Technologies|ATI]] Flipper @ 162 MHz | ||
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! [[Central processing unit|CPU]] | ! [[Central processing unit|CPU]] | ||
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− | * 485 MHz [[IBM]] "[[Gekko (microprocessor)|Gekko]]" [[PowerPC]] CPU based on the [[PowerPC 750CXe|750CXe]] and [[PowerPC 750FX|750FX]] | + | * 485 MHz [[IBM]] "[[Gekko (microprocessor)|Gekko]]" [[PowerPC]] CPU based on the [[PowerPC 750CXe|750CXe]] and [[PowerPC 750FX|750FX]]{{citation needed|date=April 2016}} |
* [[180 nm]] IBM six layer, copper-wire process, 43{{nbsp}}mm<sup>2</sup> [[Die (integrated circuit)|die]] with 4.9 watts disspiation | * [[180 nm]] IBM six layer, copper-wire process, 43{{nbsp}}mm<sup>2</sup> [[Die (integrated circuit)|die]] with 4.9 watts disspiation | ||
** 1.8 [[Volt|V]] for logic and [[I/O]] | ** 1.8 [[Volt|V]] for logic and [[I/O]] | ||
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A hybrid version of the Nintendo GameCube with a commercial DVD player, called Q, was developed by [[Panasonic]] as part of the deal struck with Nintendo to develop the optical drive for the original GameCube hardware. Featuring a completely revised case, the Q overcomes the size limitation of the original GameCube's miniDVD tray by adding a commercial DVD-sized tray, among other hardware revisions. Released exclusively to Japan in December 2001, low sales resulted in the Q being discontinued in December 2003. | A hybrid version of the Nintendo GameCube with a commercial DVD player, called Q, was developed by [[Panasonic]] as part of the deal struck with Nintendo to develop the optical drive for the original GameCube hardware. Featuring a completely revised case, the Q overcomes the size limitation of the original GameCube's miniDVD tray by adding a commercial DVD-sized tray, among other hardware revisions. Released exclusively to Japan in December 2001, low sales resulted in the Q being discontinued in December 2003. | ||
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