Commodore CDTV.
One of the more obscure Amigas and certainly the smallest software library in the Amiga family CDTVs are hard to come by and even harder to come by with a working CDROM. Although the video out isn't bad this one benefits from a VGA board that produces pixel perfect video for use with LCD monitors etc. There is also a piggyback board inside that reinstates the DSUB 9 pin joystick connectors that commodore didn't give the CDTV.
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