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{{short description|Multimedia technology console designed for the Apple Pippin Platform}}
{{Infobox information appliance
| name         = Pippin
| logo         = [[File:PIPPIN.svg|100px]]
| image        = Pippin-Atmark-Console-Set.jpg
| caption      = The Bandai Pippin (Atmark Player) and wireless controller
| developer    = Apple Computer 
| manufacturer = [[Company:Bandai|Bandai]]
| carrier      = 
| family       =
| type         = Multimedia player, [[Engineering:Home video game console|home video game console]]
| generation   = Fifth generation era
| releasedate  = {{vgrelease|JP|March 28, 1996|NA|September 1, 1996}}
| price        = US$599
| discontinued = 1997<ref name="gamepro">{{cite web|url=http://www.gamepro.com/gamepro/domestic/games/features/111823.shtml| title=The 10 Worst-Selling Consoles of All Time|access-date=November 25, 2007|first=Blake|last=Snow| publisher=GamePro.com|date=May 4, 2007|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20070508035815/http://www.gamepro.com/gamepro/domestic/games/features/111823.shtml|archive-date=May 8, 2007}}</ref>
| unitssold    = 42,000<ref name="gamepro"/>
| unitsshipped =
| media        = [[CD-ROM]]
| os           = [[Software:Classic Mac OS|Mac OS]]
| power        = 
| cpu          = PowerPC 603 RISC (66 MHz)
| memory       = 6 MB combined system and video memory,128kb NVRAM
| display      = 
| graphics     = "Taos"<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.vintagemacworld.com/pip1.html| title=Hacking the Pippin|access-date=July 23, 2013}}</ref> (VGA/16-bit)
| sound        = 
| input        =
| location     = <!-- GPS or Wi-Fi based -->
| controllers  = "AppleJack": control pad with embedded [[Trackball|trackball]]
| output       =
| camera       =
| touchpad     =
| connectivity = 14.4, 28.8, 33.6 kbit/s modems
| service      = PSINet/@World
| dimensions   = 
| weight       = 4 KG

| topgame      =
| compatibility =
| predecessor  = [[Engineering:Playdia|Playdia]]
| related      = 
| website      =
}}

The '''Apple Bandai Pippin''', stylized '''PiP P!N''', is a multimedia technology console, designed by Apple Computer. The console is based on the Apple Pippin platform – a derivative of the [[Software:Apple Macintosh|Apple Macintosh]] platform. Bandai produced the ATMARK and @WORLD consoles between 1996 and 1997. It was sold at $599.

The goal of the Bandai Pippin was to create an inexpensive computer system aimed mostly at playing CD-based multimedia software, especially games, but also functioning as a [[Thin client|thin client]]. The operating system is a version of [[Software:System 7#Version history|System 7.5.2]], and is based on a 66 [[Hertz|MHz]] PowerPC 603 processor and a 14.4 [[Kilobyte|kb]]/s [[Modem|modem]]. It features a 4×-speed [[CD-ROM]] drive<ref>{{cite journal|title=Pippin Debuts as Bandai's Power Player |journal=Next Generation|issue=4|publisher=Imagine Media|date=April 1995|page=30}}</ref> and a video output that can connect to a standard television display.

==Marketing==
In Japan, Bandai produced Pippin-based systems called the {{Nihongo|Pippin Atmark|ピピンアットマーク|Pipin Attomāku}}. Most of the Atmark systems use the same platinum color used on many of the Apple Macintosh models at the time.

In the United States and most parts of Europe, Bandai named the system the Bandai Pippin @WORLD (pronounced "at-world"). The @WORLD has the same specifications as the Pippin Atmark, but runs an English version of Mac OS. Most of the western systems use a black color.

==History==
{{details|Apple Pippin}}
Bandai manufactured fewer than 100,000 Pippins, but reportedly sold 42,000 systems before discontinuing the line. Production of the system was so limited, there were more keyboard and modem accessories produced than actual systems.<ref>Assembler (via Archive.org). ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20080321013705/http://assembler.roarvgm.com/Apple_Bandai_pippin/apple_bandai_pippin.html Apple Bandai Pippin]''. Retrieved March 21, 2008.</ref>

In May 2006, the Pippin placed 22nd in ''PC World'''s list of the "25 Worst Tech Products of All Time."<ref>{{cite magazine | url=http://www.pcworld.com/article/125772/worst_products_ever.html?page=6 | title=The 25 Worst Tech Products of All Time: 22. Apple Pippin @World (1996) | first=Dan | last=Tynan | magazine=PCWorld | date=May 26, 2006 | accessdate=January 5, 2021}}</ref>

==Software==

===Japan===
Very little software was produced for the Japanese version on release in early 1996. While some promised software may not have been released, the number that was released is fewer than 80 games and applications.<ref>''[https://sebangulo.000webhostapp.com/Pippin/Game_Collection.html The most accurate list of Pippin titles]''. Retrieved February 13th, 2018.</ref>

===United States===
When Bandai released the U.S. version, it had only 18 games and applications sold separately, and six CDs that came with the Pippin itself. Upgrades to the Pippin Browser were released as a new CD over time, and so was an update to ''TV Works'' (a text and drawing program).<ref>{{cite web |url=http://web.mac.com/sebangulo/Pippin/About_the_Pippin.html |title=About the Apple Pippin. Retrieved February 13th, 2018. |access-date=September 14, 2009 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20111109084743/http://web.mac.com/sebangulo/Pippin/About_the_Pippin.html |archive-date=November 9, 2011 |url-status=dead }}</ref>

===Europe===
When the console was released, barely any software was produced for this side of the world. Only 2 out of the 23 games were ever released in Europe. Not much is known about what happened to it in this region.

{| class="wikitable sortable" style="width:98%;font-size:90%;" id="softwarelist"
|-
!rowspan="2" width=28% data-sort-type="text"|Title
!rowspan="2" width=28% data-sort-type="text"|Genre
!rowspan="2" width=18%|Developer(s)
!rowspan="2" width=18%|Publisher(s)
!colspan="3"|Regions released
|-
!style="width:12%;"|Japan
!style="width:12%;"|Europe/PAL
!style="width:12%;"|North America
|-
|''@Card SD Gundam Gaiden''
|Strategy, Card battle
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''1995.1.17: The Great Hanshin Earthquake''
|Non-Game, Documentary
|Keikakudo
|Planning House
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Action Designer: Ultraman Tiga''
|Non-Game, Art editor
|Magic Mouse
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''ad.hoc Medical Practice Quick Training Course''
|Non-Game, Educational
|ad.hoc Co., Ltd.
|Japan Medical Insurance Association
|{{dts|1998|06}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''AI Shogi''
|Board game
|Something Good
|[[ASCII]]
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Anime Designer: Dragon Ball Z''
|Non-game, Art editor
|Magic Mouse
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|06|18}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Anpanman no AIUEO-N!''
|Edutainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Anpanman to Asobou! 1''
|Edutainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Anpanman to Asobou! 2''
|Edutainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Better Homes and Gardens Cool Crafts''
|Edutainment
|CD Vision
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996}}
|-
|''Chibikko Club''
|Edutainment
|Gakugei
|Gakugei
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Chisato Moritaka CD-ROM Watarase Bashi''
|Non-Game, Music
|Oracion
|Oracion
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''CineNoir''
|Non-game, Art editor
|DigiToy Entertainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996}}
|-
|''Circus!''
|Edutainment
|Matra Hachette Multimedia
|Voyager Company
|{{dts|1996|07|05}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''CombiPark Tonde Mat''
|Rhythm game
|CombiPark
|CombiPark
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Compton's Interactive Encyclopedia:@World Edition''
|Non-game
|Softkey Multimedia
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996}}
|-
|''Dazzeloids''
|Edutainment
|Center for Advanced Whimsy
|Voyager Company
|{{dts|1996|06|07}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Densha Daishuugou: Driving Train''
|Simulation
|Ongakukan
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|07|05}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Dinosaur Museum''
|Non-Game
|Apollon Create
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|04}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''EGWORD Pure''
|Non-Game
|Ergo Soft
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|06|07}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Exotic Sushi''
|Non-game
|Electric Dreams
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996}}
|-
|''Fair, then Partly Piggy''
|Non-Game, Book
|Studio Flagship
|Studio Flagship
|{{dts|1996|04}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Fortullia''
|Non-Game, Astrology
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Funky Funny Aliens''
|Edutainment
|Amuse
|Amuse
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Gadget: Invention, Travel, & Adventure''
|Adventure, Point & Click
|Synergy Interactive
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
||{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Gakkō no Kowai Uwasa: Hanako-san ga Kita!!''
|Adventure
|Amuse
|Amuse
||{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Gokigen Mama no Omakase Diary''
|Non-Game
|[[Company:NanaOn-Sha|NanaOn-Sha]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
||{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Gundam Tactics: Mobility Fleet 0079''
|Strategy
|DigiCube
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Gundam Virtual Modeler Light''
|Non-Game, Art editor
|Expression Tools
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Gus Goes to Cyberopolis''
|Edutainment
|Modern Media Ventures
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996|12}}
|-
|''Gus Goes to the Kooky Carnival in search of Rant''
|Edutainment
|Modern Media Ventures
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996|12}}
|-
|''Histoires d'Urologie''
|Non-Game, Educational
|MELOdY
|Éditions Médicales Pierre Fabre
|{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1999}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Home Improvement 1-2-3''
|Non-Game
|Multicom Publishing
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996|12}}
|-
|''Jungle Park''
|Adventure, RPG
|Saru Brunei
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|06}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Kids Box''
|Edutainment
|Aloalo International
|ASK Kodansha
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''L-Zone''
|Adventure, Point & Click
|Synergy Interactive
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Le Livre de Lulu''
|Non-Game, Book
|Ariadne
|Organa
|{{dts|1996|11}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Mobile Suit Gundam: Zion Dukedom Military-File''
|Strategy
|[[Company:JVC|JVC]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Mobile Suit Gundam: White Base - The 13th Independent Force''
|Strategy
|[[Company:JVC|JVC]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Movieoke''
|Non-Game
|DigiToy Entertainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unknown}}
|-
|''[[Software:Mr. Potato Head Saves Veggie Valley|Mr. Potato Head Saves Veggie Valley]]''
|Edutainment, Adventure, Puzzle
|Duck Soup Productions and Turning Point Software
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996|12}}
|-
|''Music ISLAND vol.1: Peter and the Wolf''
|Non-Game, Music
|Oracion
|Oracion
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|'' Music ISLAND vol.2: The Nutcracker''
|Non-Game, Music
|Oracion
|Oracion
|{{dts|1996|06|07}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Music ISLAND vol.3: The Four Seasons''
|Non-Game, Music
|Oracion
|Oracion
|{{dts|1996|07|05}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Music ISLAND vol.4: Carnival of the Animals''
|Non-Game, Music
|Oracion
|Oracion
|{{dts|1996|07|05}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Narabete! Tsukkute! Ugoku Block''
|Edutainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|06|07}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Nemurenu Yoru no Chiisana Ohanashi''
|Edutainment
|Amuse
|Amuse
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Nobunaga's Ambition Returns''
|Strategy
|[[Company:Koei|Koei]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Ocean Life: Hawaii edition''
|Non-Game
|Sumeria
|Sumeria
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Odotte AIUEO''
|Edutainment
|Tom Create
|Emotion Digital Software
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''PEASE''
|Non-Game
|Maki Enterprise
|Maki Enterprise
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''PEASE Turbo''
|Non-Game
|Maki Enterprise
|Maki Enterprise
|{{dts|1996|11|30}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Picture Book of Mission School Uniform''
|Non-Game
|Shikanen
|Emotion Digital Software
|{{dts|1996|06|25}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Play-Doh Creations''
|Non-Game
|Hasbro Interactive
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unknown}}
|-
|''Playskool Puzzles''
|Edutainment, Puzzle
|ImageBuilder Software
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996}}
|-
|''Post de Card''
|Non-Game
|SystemSoft
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Power Nazoler''
|Edutainment
|Infortech
|Infortech
|{{dts|1996|10}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Power Rangers Zeo Vs. The Machine Empire''
|Action
|[[Company:CyberFlix|CyberFlix]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996|12}}
|-
|''Racing Days''
|Racing
|Kitt Peak
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996|12}}
|-
|''Randoseru Shougakkou 1-Nensei''
|Edutainment
|Gakugei
|Gakugei
|{{dts|1996|10}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''SD Gundam Wars''
|Strategy
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''SD Ultraman's Challenge! Maze Island''
|Edutainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''SeesawC 1: My favorite things 120''
|Edutainment
|Ai Ga Areba Daijobu
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''SeesawC 2: My favorite places 400''
|Edutainment
|Ai Ga Areba Daijobu
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Shichisokusen''
|Non-Game
|Media5
|Media5
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''[[Software:Shockwave Assault|Shock Wave: Invasion Earth: 2019]]''
|Action, Shooter
|[[Company:Electronic Arts|Electronic Arts]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Super Marathon''
|Action, FPS
|[[Company:Bungie|Bungie]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{dts|1996}}
|-
|''T-Break''
|Board game
|Infocity
|Infocity
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Tamagotchi CD-ROM''
|Virtual Life
|7th Level Productions
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997|08|08}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Tarot Mystery''
|Non-Game
|Visit
|Visit
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Terror T.R.A.X.: Track of the Vampire''
|Action
|Ground Zero Productions
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unknown}}
|-
|''Tetsuman Gaiden: Ambition of Great Game''
|Edutainment
|Teichiku
|Teichiku
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''[[Software:The Journeyman Project: Pegasus Prime|The Journeyman Project]]''
|Adventure
|[[Company:Presto Studios|Presto Studios]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unknown}}
|-
|''The Virgin Of a Legend''
|Non-Game
|Aqua Stone
|Aqua Stone
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Thomas the Tank Engine & Friends''
|Edutainment
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|09}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Tropic Island''
|Action, Pinball
|Momodera's Brand
|Momodera's Brand
|{{dts|1996|03}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Tunin'Glue''
|Non-Game, Music
|[[Company:NanaOn-Sha|NanaOn-Sha]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|06|07}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Ultraman: The Digital Board Game''
|Board Game
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Ultraman Quiz King''
|Quiz, Game Show
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|07|05}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Victorian Park''
|Adventure
|[[Company:JVC|JVC]]
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1996|06|07}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''With Open Eyes: Images from the Art Institute of Chicago''
|Non-Game
|Voyager
|Voyager
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Yellow Brick Road I''
|Adventure
|Synergy Interactive
|Synergy Interactive
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Yellow Brick Road II''
|Adventure
|Synergy Interactive
|Synergy Interactive
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Yellows: Akira Gomi Photographs''
|Non-Game
|Digitalogue
|Digitalogue
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Yellows 2.0: Tokyo 1993 Akira Gomi Photographs''
|Non-Game
|Digitalogue
|Digitalogue
|{{dts|1996}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|-
|''Zukkoke Threesome: Drama Murder Case''
|Adventure
|Poplar Publishing
|Bandai Digital Entertainment Corporation
|{{dts|1997}}||{{unreleased}}||{{unreleased}}
|}

==Accessories==
[[Image:Pippinpaddle.jpg|250px|thumb|right|An AppleJack controller]]

*AppleJack controller
*AppleJack Wireless (IR) controller
*Pippin keyboard with drawing tablet
*Pippin Modems (14.4, 28.8, 33.6&nbsp;kbit/s)
*Pippin memory (2, 4, 8, 16&nbsp;MB)
*Pippin Floppy Dock
*Pippin MO 256&nbsp;MB optical disk
*Pippin ADB adapter (for connecting Macintosh devices to Pippin)
*Pippin to Macintosh (ADB) adapter (for connecting Pippin devices to Macintosh)

==Printers==
Pippin can use the Apple Color StyleWriter 2400 and 2500 series through its serial port.

==See also==
* [[Engineering:Apple TV|Apple TV]]
* Apple Interactive Television Box
* [[Software:Mac gaming|Mac gaming]]

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/19970129095612/http://www.pippin.apple.com/ Apple's original Pippin site]
*[https://web.archive.org/web/19970601023829/http://www.katzmedia.com/company.html Katz Media mission statement on the Pippin]
*[http://www.macgeek.org/museum/pippin/ Bandai Pippin Museum & Archive, including PDF Technical Notes]
*[http://lowendmac.com/coventry/06/apple-pippin.html Overview]
*[https://www.flickr.com/photos/mac-collection/sets/72157623547637210 Pippin screenshots]
*[https://archive.org/details/CC1320_winter_ces_1996 The Computer Chronicles' coverage of CES 1996, including Apple's demonstration of the Pippin]
*[http://www.computerhistory.org/revolution/computer-games/16/210/899 Gil Amelio's gold-finish Pippin at the Computer History Museum]
*[http://www.newlaunches.com/archives/top_10_apple_products_which_flopped.php Top 10 Apple products that flopped]

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{{Home video game consoles}}

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