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{{Infobox company
|name =
|kana = 株式会社セガ
|romaji =
|image = SEGA_logo.svg
|caption = Sega logo
|type = Developer
|fate =
|predecessor =
|successor =
|founded = 1940
|defunct =
|headquarters = Ōta, Tokyo, Japan
|website = http://www.sega.com
}}

== Hardware developed by Sega ==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
! System
! Year
! Main CPU
! JAMMA compatible
! Video output
! Media
|-
| [[Sega Blockade Hardware|Blockade]] || 1976 || Intel 8080 || || || ROM
|-
| [[VIC Dual]] || 1977 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega G80|G80]] || 1981 || Z80 (on cart) || || || ROM
|-
| [[VCO Object]] || 1981 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Zaxxon Hardware|Zaxxon]] || 1982 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Laserdisc Hardware|Laserdisc]] || 1983 || Z80 || || || ROM+Laserdisc
|-
| [[Sega System 1|System 1]] || 1983 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Appoooh Hardware|Appoooh]] || 1984 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[SG-1000-based Arcade Hardware|SG-1000]] || 1984 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega System 2|System 2]] || 1985 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega System 16|System 16]] || 1985 || 68000 || Adapter required || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Space Harrier Hardware|Space Harrier Hardware]] || 1985 || 68000 × 2 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega System E|System E]] || 1985 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Gigas Hardware|Gigas]] || 1986 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega OutRun Hardware|OutRun Hardware]] || 1986 || 68000 × 2 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Sharp Shooter Hardware|Sharp Shooter]] || 1986 || Z80 || || || ROM cartridge
|-
| [[Sega Space Position Hardware|Space Position]] || 1986 || Z80 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega X Board|X Board]] || 1987 || 68000 × 2 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega System 24|System 24]] || 1988 || 68000 || Adapter required || || ROM/Floppy/CD
|-
| [[Sega Y Board|Y Board]] || 1988 || 68000 × 3 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Mega-Tech|Mega-Tech]] || 1989 || 68000 || Adapter required || RGB custom × 2 || ROM cartridge
|-
| [[Sega System 18|System 18]] || 1989 || 68000 || {{tick}} || RGB (JAMMA) || ROM
|-
| [[Sega System C|System C]] || 1989 || 68000 || {{tick}} || RGB (JAMMA) || ROM
|-
| [[Sega System 32|System 32]] || 1991 || NEC V60 || {{tick}} || RGB (JAMMA) || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Mega Play|Mega Play]] || 1991 || 68000 || {{tick}} || RGB (JAMMA) || ROM cartridge
|-
| [[Sega System Multi 32|System Multi 32]] || 1992 || NEC V60 || {{tick}} || RGB (JAMMA) × 2 || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Model 1|Model 1]] || 1992 || NEC V60 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Model 1|Model 2]] || 1993 || Intel i960KB || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega ST-V|ST-V]] || 1995 || SH-2 × 2 || {{tick}} || RGB (JAMMA) || ROM cartridge
|-
| [[Sega Model 3|Model 3]] || 1996 || PowerPC 603 || || VGA || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Naomi|NAOMI]] || 1998 || SH-4 || || JVS || ROM cartridge/GD-ROM
|-
| [[Sega Hikaru|Hikaru]] || 1999 || SH-4 × 2 || || || ROM
|-
| [[Sega Naomi 2|NAOMI 2]] || 2000 || SH-4 × 2 || || JVS || ROM cartridge/GD-ROM
|-
| [[Triforce]] || 2002 || PowerPC Gekko || || || ROM cartridge/GD-ROM
|-
| [[Sega Chihiro|Chihiro]] || 2003 || Intel Pentium III || || || GD-ROM
|-
| [[Sega Aurora|Aurora]] || 2005 || SH-4 || || ||
|-
| [[Sega Lindbergh|Lindbergh]] || 2005 || Intel Pentium 4 || || JVS/DVI ||
|-
| [[Sega Europa-R|Europa-R]] || 2008 || Intel Pentium D || || ||
|-
| [[Sega RingEdge|RingEdge]] || 2009 || Intel Pentium E2160 || || DVI × 2 || SSD
|-
| [[Sega RingWide|RingWide]] || 2009 || Intel Celeron 440 || || || Compact Flash
|}<ref>[http://www.segaretro.org/List_of_Sega_arcade_systems Sega Retro - Arcade Systems]</ref>

== References ==
<references/>

[[Category:Developers]]
[[Category:Manufacturers]]

Sega - Revision history

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