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Game Boy Color

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CGB-001
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1998
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Description

The Game Boy Color is Nintendo's colour-screen successor to the Game Boy, first released in 1998. It keeps compatibility with original Game Boy cartridges while adding a faster 8-bit processor, more memory, a 160 × 144 colour TFT display and an infrared communications port. The standard hardware model is CGB-001.

Specifications

Display
Reflective TFT LCD
44 × 40 mm screen area
160 × 144 pixel resolution
Approximately 32,000 available colours
Up to 56 colours displayed simultaneously

Processor
8-bit CPU
Clock frequency up to 8 MHz

Memory
32 KB RAM

Controls
Directional pad
A and B buttons
START and SELECT
POWER switch
Volume control

Game Media
Game Boy Color Game Paks
Original Game Boy Game Paks

Compatibility
Backward-compatible with original Game Boy software

Connectivity
Game Link cable port
Infrared communications port
Stereo headphone output

Power
2 × AA batteries
Up to approximately 10 hours of play

Dimensions
Approximately 133.5 × 78 × 27.4 mm

Weight
Approximately 138 g without batteries

Model Number
CGB-001

Release Year
1998

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