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|Release date = 1994 (NA)
 
|Release date = 1994 (NA)
 
1995 (PAL)
 
1995 (PAL)
|Media type = ROM cartridge, CD}}Released in 1994 in North America under then name Sega CDX. A portable CD player that plays both Mega Drive and Mega-CD games, as well as audio CDs, and [[CD+G]] discs. Resembling a slightly longer version of the typical portable CD player of the day. About 5,000 CDX units were released in North America, and are considered rare and collectable.
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|Media type = ROM cartridge, CD}}Released in 1994 in North America under then name Sega CDX. A portable CD player that plays both Mega Drive and Mega-CD games, as well as audio CDs, and [[CD+G]] discs. Resembling a slightly longer version of the typical portable CD player of the day.
  
 
Unlike the [[Sega CD|Mega-CD]], its compact size and addition of a headphone port enabled it to play audio CDs on the move, powered by two AA batteries. However, unless high end batteries such as lithiums were used, it would drain the batteries fairly quickly. The unit featured front-mounted CD control buttons as well as a backlit LCD screen to display the track number. An extra line-out port was provided for connection to stereo equipment. However, games could only be played while the unit was powered by its main PSU and connected to a television, unlike the portable [[Sega Nomad]].
 
Unlike the [[Sega CD|Mega-CD]], its compact size and addition of a headphone port enabled it to play audio CDs on the move, powered by two AA batteries. However, unless high end batteries such as lithiums were used, it would drain the batteries fairly quickly. The unit featured front-mounted CD control buttons as well as a backlit LCD screen to display the track number. An extra line-out port was provided for connection to stereo equipment. However, games could only be played while the unit was powered by its main PSU and connected to a television, unlike the portable [[Sega Nomad]].

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