The millenial and gen X's ChatGPT, all the answers your school project could want, all on one CD
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Yes. I also had a Philips CD-I 220
https://www.theworldofcdi.com/what-is-the-cd-i/
The games were cheesy, but it was the first very 1st multimedia CD player in the world, and there would be no Playstation without it.
So, along with my harcover Britannica set, Philips CD-i: Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia was my jam!
"The entire twenty-six volume Compton’s Encyclopedia comes to life on your television! You can instantly access high resolution visuals, CD quality sound, and exciting video and audio segments! Travel to the past in a Time Machines. or around today’s world in an interactive world atlas. Listen to the music of Bach or Vivaldi. Examine the valves of a beating heart, Watch man’s first steps on the moon."
https://v.nostr.build/J6MJq.mp4
YT
https://youtu.be/p4qh_MDNjj4?feature=shared
https://www.theworldofcdi.com/cd-i_encyclopedia/2690/
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Lol oooh aren't you boutjie, I never even heard of these, we didn't alot of things down here, even some popular devices like the N64
I will admit I ran through encarta and read about so many topics, was great to keep me busy while I waited for an Mp3 to download or when I was downloading a new SNES rom 😉
Old school!