For users who want to use it immediately after purchase, Pippin @ Atmark can be purchased at the store Announced on May 27, '96 Standard pri...
For users who want to use it immediately after purchase,
Pippin @ Atmark can be purchased at the store
Announced on May 27, ’96
Standard price: 49,800 yen (Pippin @ Atmark body, 4 CD-ROMs included)
Contact: Bandai Digital Entertainment Support Center TEL: 03-3864-5588
Bandai Digital Entertainment Co., Ltd. will start selling Pippin @ Atmark at stores from June 15th.
Since its launch in late March, it has adopted two sales methods: direct sales over the phone and acceptance of applications at member stores, but the company will also start over-the-counter sales in response to the desire to take it home immediately after purchase. .. The table below lists the planned retail sales dates for the main unit and peripheral devices. Other plans to release include Zip drives, printers, and VGA monitors, but the release schedule is undecided.
[Scheduled store release date of main unit and peripherals]
Product | price | Release date | Feature |
Pippin @ at mark | 49,800 yen | ’96 / 6/15 | Pippin @ Atmark Main unit CD-ROM 4 sheets Controller, connection cord, manual |
ATMARK modem | 12,800 yen | ’96 / 6/15 | 14.4Kpbs |
ATMARK floppy unit | 12,000 yen | ’96 / 6/15 | Can save texts and pictures such as TV works and e-mails |
ATMARK keyboard | 9,800 yen | ’96 / 6/15 | With tablet input unit that enables full-scale text input |
Memory card | Undecided | Scheduled to be released | 2, 4, 8MB memory card |

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