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− | {{stub}}The '''''Hitachi SH-4 Demo Disc''''' is a [[Sega Dreamcast]] disc demonstrating the capabilities of [[Hitachi]]'s [[SH-4]] processor. | + | {{sub-stub}}The '''''Hitachi SH-4 Demo Disc''''' is a [[Sega Dreamcast]] disc demonstrating the capabilities of [[Hitachi]]'s [[SH-4]] processor. |
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This disc was not released to the public - only to clients thinking of doing business with Hitachi and implement the SH-4 into their own projects. The move was thought to be a more convenient alternative than to manufacture physical testing boards - if the client wanted to see what the SH-4 was capable of (and owned a Japanese Dreamcast), he/she could cycle through pre-made tech demos. | This disc was not released to the public - only to clients thinking of doing business with Hitachi and implement the SH-4 into their own projects. The move was thought to be a more convenient alternative than to manufacture physical testing boards - if the client wanted to see what the SH-4 was capable of (and owned a Japanese Dreamcast), he/she could cycle through pre-made tech demos. | ||
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Revision as of 08:28, 30 June 2018
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System(s): Sega Dreamcast | ||||||||||
Publisher: Hitachi | ||||||||||
Developer: Hitachi | ||||||||||
Genre: ETC | ||||||||||
Number of players: 1 | ||||||||||
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The Hitachi SH-4 Demo Disc is a Sega Dreamcast disc demonstrating the capabilities of Hitachi's SH-4 processor.
History
This disc was not released to the public - only to clients thinking of doing business with Hitachi and implement the SH-4 into their own projects. The move was thought to be a more convenient alternative than to manufacture physical testing boards - if the client wanted to see what the SH-4 was capable of (and owned a Japanese Dreamcast), he/she could cycle through pre-made tech demos.
Very few copies were manufactured, making it one of the rarest pieces of Dreamcast software in existence.