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Game Boy Color Kiwi

CGB-001
1998
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Description

Kiwi is the vivid green colourway of the Nintendo Game Boy Color. Its bright opaque casing distinguishes it from the other standard CGB-001 finishes while the hardware itself remains unchanged. Like every standard Game Boy Color, Kiwi uses a 160 × 144 colour TFT display, runs from two AA batteries and supports both Game Boy Color cartridges and most games made for the original Game Boy. The result is the same familiar handheld in one of Nintendo's most colourful original shell options.

Specifications

Display
Reflective TFT colour LCD
160 × 144 pixel resolution
Up to 56 colours displayed simultaneously from a palette of over 32,000

Processor
8-bit CPU
8 MHz

Memory
32 KB RAM

Power
2 × AA batteries
Up to 10 hours of battery life

Dimensions
133.5 × 78 × 27.4 mm

Weight
138 g

Game Media
Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges
Compatible with most original Game Boy games

Audio
Built-in speaker
Stereo audio through headphones

Connectivity
Game Link Cable port
Infrared communication

Model Number
CGB-001

Release Year
1998

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