Difference between revisions of "United Microelectronics Corporation"
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*[[Mega_Drive_consoles_in_Asia#U.M.C|Mega Drive 2]] ({{gte}} 1996) | *[[Mega_Drive_consoles_in_Asia#U.M.C|Mega Drive 2]] ({{gte}} 1996) | ||
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United Microelectronics Corporation (聯華電子), called simply U.M.C, is a Taiwanese consumer electronics company. From late 1995, they produced and sold in China and Taiwan, 16-bit competitor of Mega Drive called Super A'Can. The console was not successful, so in September 1996, UMC got license from Sega to produce Mega Drive hardware[1]for Asian markets, similary to Majesco for North America. The cooperation went on to early 2000s.
Hardware
- TLV-K981G (1998)
- TL-K989GE (199x)
- TL-S2000E (199x)
- TL-S2000Ei (199x)
- TLV-K981GE (199x)
- Mega Drive 3 (2000)
- Tianli VCD/DVD Players (1998-200x)
- Mega Drive 2 (≥ 1996)
- Game Box (199x)