FS CD-i 360 portable CD-i and 605T authoring

FS CD-i 350 portable CD-i and 605T authoring

Philips CD-i 350 portable CD-i player with docking station, powersupply and cables. Works perfectly, can include Burn:Cycle which is the only disc I have double ATM and a wireless remote control.

Philips 605T authoring CD-i player with DVC card and SCSI/ethernet/parallel card. Has problems reading discs, probably needs to have the cd-reader replaced or re-aligned (replacement would cost about $40 -> see eBay).

For both units, make me an offer for ca$h or trade. Located in the Netherlands, will ship worldwide and accepting Paypal.

 

Any pics and references?

 

For more information on the CD-i players, take a look at the (old) ICDIA site:

http://web.archive.org/web/20031204193657/www.icdia.org/players/index.html

Hmm I just took the CD-i player out of it's box and it's a 350 player instead of a 360, hasn't been used for a long time . Anyway, here are a few pictures:




Gamepad, power adapter and video output cable included. It still works great, just tested it with Burn:Cycle .

 

There's also a gamepad included with the 350 and the title: "Op jacht naar vernuft". My asking price for the 350 is 250 USD, for the 605T 100 USD.

 

Sorry but that's a pretty crappy name if you ask me :smt043
(for non-Dutchies, it's a bit of an old-fashioned way to say "on the hunt for advanced stuff") ('vernuft' is hard to translate)
(like my CD-i proto that is marked "Philips Gloeilampenfabrieken Eindhoven NV", which means "Philips Light Bulb Factories like they started out with 100 years ago)

 

Not really, it is a cd for testing your sound system. The CD-i part consist of one or two commercials, for shaving IIRC, and a lot of test tones.

That would be the official name of Philips.

 

vernuft = fornuft ? (sense) / common sense ?

or has it something to do with renewing thing ?

or something else ?

but i think it has some to do with sense ........

 

On-line dictionary:

"vernuft [n] (innovativeness) originality by virtue of introducing new ideas"