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| − | The '''Sega Aurora''' is an [[arcade]] board built from a [[Dreamcast]] system-on-a-chip with slightly different base components. Whilst it uses a similar architecture to the [[Sega NAOMI]], the actual system is | + | The '''Sega Aurora''' is an [[arcade]] board built from a [[Dreamcast]] system-on-a-chip with slightly different base components. Whilst it uses a similar architecture to the [[Sega NAOMI]], the actual system is different, running a bespoke version of Linux 2.6 and having all of the controls wired directly to the main board, meaning that there is no need for a separate JVS I/O board. |
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The Sega Aurora is an arcade board built from a Dreamcast system-on-a-chip with slightly different base components. Whilst it uses a similar architecture to the Sega NAOMI, the actual system is different, running a bespoke version of Linux 2.6 and having all of the controls wired directly to the main board, meaning that there is no need for a separate JVS I/O board.
Games
- Beatle DASH! (2008)
- Dinosaur King (2005)
- Marine & Marine (2008)
- Thomas The Tank Engine (2006)
Hardware
- CPU : Hitachi SH-4 32-bit RISC CPU @ 300MHz
- GPU : Imagination Technologies Power VR MBX+VGP @ 150MHz
- SPU : ADPCM Sound system
- I/O : USB and Ethernet connectors
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