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Sega unveils PACE set-top box

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Published: 14 Feb 2001 11:48 GMT

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Sega has unveiled Wednesday the first picture of the set-top box it is jointly developing with British manufacturer PACE Micro Technology.

The product, which has yet to be named, will incorporate Dreamcast architecture and will be 100 percent compatible with existing Dreamcast titles as well as offering high speed broadband connection and a high capacity hard disc drive.

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