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The Panasonic M2 is a video game console p … The Panasonic M2 is a video game console platform developed by 3DO and then sold to Matsushita, a company known outside Japan by the brand Panasonic. Initially announced as a peripheral chip for the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, it was later unveiled as a standalone console. The console was cancelled in 1997, but the M2 technology was incorporated into other devices. Development kits and prototypes of the machine became very valuable pieces among collectors. M2's technology was integrated in the multimedia players FZ-21S and FZ-35S, both released in 1998. Both products were aimed at professionals working in medicine, architecture, and sales, but not home users. The M2 also became a short-lived arcade board by Konami. The agreement to develop the board was made well in advance of the M2 console's planned release date, with the understanding that games using the arcade board would be ported to the home console, similar to the relationship between the PlayStation and Namco System 11. Because games ran straight from the CD-ROM drive, it suffered from long load times and a high failure rate, so only five games were developed for it. The M2 technology was later used in automated teller machines, and in Japan in coffee vending machines. In the late 1990s and from 2000 on, the system was also sold in the interactive kiosk market. In 2000, PlanetWeb, Inc. began offering software to allow the M2 to be used as an Internet appliance. All of the software released for the M2 kiosks was developed with the "CDMotion for M2/M2X" software, which was a point and click "codeless" SDK for M2. None of the applications utilized the Macintosh based SDK in conjunction with Macintosh Programmers Workbench.tion with Macintosh Programmers Workbench.
, Panasonic M2 — игровая консоль, дизайн кот … Panasonic M2 — игровая консоль, дизайн которой разработала компания 3DO, а планировала выпускать и продавать компания Matsushita (Panasonic). Сначала платформа М2 была анонсирована как чип для приставки Panasonic FZ-1, но впоследствии было объявлено, что будет выпущена отдельная консоль. Выход консоли был отменен в 1997 году, но разработанные технологии для приставки M2 были использованы впоследствии в плеерах FZ-21S (был только анонсирован) и FZ-35S (производился), являвшихся конкурентами универсальных медиацентров Philips CD-i 90-х годов. Однако анализируя слабые продажи дорогих устройств серии CD-i, Panasonic FZ-35S были нацелены не на домашние задачи, а на предоставление мультимедиа возможностей в области медицины, строительства и продаж. Комплекты разработчиков и прототипы приставки из-за малого тиража, являются очень ценными экземплярами среди коллекционеров. FZ-35S/M2 небольшое время использовалась Konami как аркадная платформа (как конкурент Neo-Geo), поскольку за долгое время до релиза приставки разработчики аркадной платформы предполагали, что после выхода консоли для домашних пользователей, Konami сможет без лишних затрат портировать игры с её аркадной платформы на консоли M2, как было у Namco System 11 и PlayStation. Поскольку игры загружались напрямую с диска, у них были проблемы со скоростью загрузки и высоким количеством отказов, поэтому было выпущено всего пять игр для аркадной платформы Konami. Впоследствии разработанные для M2 технологии и сама платформа использовалась в банкоматах, а в самой Японии ещё и в кофейных автоматах. В конце 90-х и начале 2000 платформа М2 использовалась в Информационных киосках, а в 2000 компания и Panasonic выпустили программное обеспечение для использования платформы М2 в роли киосков для покупок в интернет-магазинах. киосков для покупок в интернет-магазинах.
, 3DO M2とは、3DO社が開発し1995年に発表したマルチメディア端末・家庭用ゲーム機である。後にパナソニック（開発当時・松下電器産業）が権利を買収しPanasonic M2となった。 家庭用端末としては発売が断念され、1998年に業務用端末として展開されたほか、組み込み向け基板やアーケードゲーム基板として展開された。
, Konami M2 es una placa de arcade creada por Konami destinada a los salones arcade.
, Il Panasonic M2, anche noto come 3DO M2, è … Il Panasonic M2, anche noto come 3DO M2, è un prototipo di console da tavolo che la The 3DO Company intendeva produrre come successore del 3DO Interactive Multiplayer. Nel 1995 la licenza per la produzione dell'hardware fu ceduta alla Matsushita Electric Industrial (proprietaria del marchio Panasonic), ma il progetto della console venne annullato ufficialmente nel 1997. La tecnologia dell'M2 fu però riutilizzata per altre apparecchiature, tra cui distributori automatici, postazioni multimediali e cinque videogiochi arcade. multimediali e cinque videogiochi arcade.
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The Panasonic M2 is a video game console p … The Panasonic M2 is a video game console platform developed by 3DO and then sold to Matsushita, a company known outside Japan by the brand Panasonic. Initially announced as a peripheral chip for the 3DO Interactive Multiplayer, it was later unveiled as a standalone console. The console was cancelled in 1997, but the M2 technology was incorporated into other devices. The M2 technology was later used in automated teller machines, and in Japan in coffee vending machines., and in Japan in coffee vending machines.
, Panasonic M2 — игровая консоль, дизайн кот … Panasonic M2 — игровая консоль, дизайн которой разработала компания 3DO, а планировала выпускать и продавать компания Matsushita (Panasonic). Сначала платформа М2 была анонсирована как чип для приставки Panasonic FZ-1, но впоследствии было объявлено, что будет выпущена отдельная консоль. Впоследствии разработанные для M2 технологии и сама платформа использовалась в банкоматах, а в самой Японии ещё и в кофейных автоматах.в самой Японии ещё и в кофейных автоматах.
, Konami M2 es una placa de arcade creada por Konami destinada a los salones arcade.
, 3DO M2とは、3DO社が開発し1995年に発表したマルチメディア端末・家庭用ゲーム機である。後にパナソニック（開発当時・松下電器産業）が権利を買収しPanasonic M2となった。 家庭用端末としては発売が断念され、1998年に業務用端末として展開されたほか、組み込み向け基板やアーケードゲーム基板として展開された。
, Il Panasonic M2, anche noto come 3DO M2, è … Il Panasonic M2, anche noto come 3DO M2, è un prototipo di console da tavolo che la The 3DO Company intendeva produrre come successore del 3DO Interactive Multiplayer. Nel 1995 la licenza per la produzione dell'hardware fu ceduta alla Matsushita Electric Industrial (proprietaria del marchio Panasonic), ma il progetto della console venne annullato ufficialmente nel 1997. La tecnologia dell'M2 fu però riutilizzata per altre apparecchiature, tra cui distributori automatici, postazioni multimediali e cinque videogiochi arcade. multimediali e cinque videogiochi arcade.
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