Commodore CD32
Commodore Business Machines
Computer
1993
The world's first 32-bit CD-ROM games console. Based on the Amiga 1200 with AGA chipset. Launched in Europe September 1993. Could be expanded into a full computer with the SX-1 or SX-32 modules. Production ended when Commodore went bankrupt in April 1994.
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Commodore Business Machines
- Type
- Computer
- Year
- 1993
- CPU
- Motorola MC68EC020
- Clock speed
- 14.18 MHz (PAL)
- RAM
- 2 MB Chip RAM
- ROM
- 1 MB (Kickstart 3.1)
- Video chip
- AGA: Lisa + Alice — 256 colours from 16.7M palette, HAM-8
- Sound chip
- Paula 8364 — 4 channel 8-bit PCM stereo + CD digital audio
- OS / BASIC
- AmigaOS 3.1
- Ports
- Built-in 2× CD-ROM, 2× DE-9, Composite, S-Video, 2× RCA Audio, SX Expansion, FMV slot
- Supported
- Commodore Amiga
Files
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Credits
- Added to site
- 03 Jul 2026