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NEC PC-Engine/SuperGrafx => PC Engine/SuperGrafx Discussion => Topic started by: spenoza on May 16, 2009, 02:50:42 PM
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I'm curious to know how the Core and Core II differ. Is the Core II just a cheaper manufacturing process? It doesn't appear to differ in features.
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no differs, except the housing and probably some parts and inner layout. and yes, its release price^^
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I think the only differences are the color scheme and the presence of A/V jacks. I might be wrong about the jacks though.
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I think the only differences are the color scheme and the presence of A/V jacks. I might be wrong about the jacks though.
the core (core grafx, which I believe spenoza has in mind), had the A/V port already :)
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I think the only differences are the color scheme and the presence of A/V jacks. I might be wrong about the jacks though.
the core (core grafx, which I believe spenoza has in mind), had the A/V port already :)
I was thinking the Core Grafx had just an RF port and the Core Grafx II was considered an upgrade with the cool color scheme with the orange pin striping and the A/V jacks. As I am always willing to admit, I still have much to learn. I am not doing too bad though :)
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I think the only differences are the color scheme and the presence of A/V jacks. I might be wrong about the jacks though.
the core (core grafx, which I believe spenoza has in mind), had the A/V port already :)
I was thinking the Core Grafx had just an RF port and the Core Grafx II was considered an upgrade with the cool color scheme with the orange pin striping and the A/V jacks. As I am always willing to admit, I still have much to learn. I am not doing too bad though :)
no, it's just the original core (whitey), which didn't provied the A/V and had RF only :)