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| − | {{sub-stub}}The '''Sega Vision''' | + | {{OtherPage|desc=the television set|page=Sega-Vision}}{{sub-stub}}The '''Sega Vision''' is a handheld device marketed by [[Sega Amusements Europe]] and first released in 2009. |
Once rumoured to be Sega's return to the handheld video game console market, the Sega Vision is actually little more than a generic Chinese "MP4" media player with Sega branding, capable of running AVIs, MP3s, MP4s, and a variety of image and eBook/text formats. It can also receive radio and television signals, and as 2GB of on-board memory. The device is not sold in stores, but is instead only available through Sega's UFO catcher arcade machines. | Once rumoured to be Sega's return to the handheld video game console market, the Sega Vision is actually little more than a generic Chinese "MP4" media player with Sega branding, capable of running AVIs, MP3s, MP4s, and a variety of image and eBook/text formats. It can also receive radio and television signals, and as 2GB of on-board memory. The device is not sold in stores, but is instead only available through Sega's UFO catcher arcade machines. | ||
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- For the television set, see Sega-Vision.
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The Sega Vision is a handheld device marketed by Sega Amusements Europe and first released in 2009.
Once rumoured to be Sega's return to the handheld video game console market, the Sega Vision is actually little more than a generic Chinese "MP4" media player with Sega branding, capable of running AVIs, MP3s, MP4s, and a variety of image and eBook/text formats. It can also receive radio and television signals, and as 2GB of on-board memory. The device is not sold in stores, but is instead only available through Sega's UFO catcher arcade machines.