Sega AI Computer

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| name = Sega AI Computer{{Cite web|url=https://www.smspower.org/SegaAI/Index#SystemSpecs|title=Sega AI - SMS Power!|website=www.smspower.org}}

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| image = Sega_AI_Computer_(Computer_History_Museum).jpg

| caption = Sega AI Computer

| developer = Sega

| manufacturer = Sega

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| releasedate = {{Start date|1986}}

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| discontinued = 1989

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| os = Sega Prolog

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| cpu = 16-bit NEC V20 @ 5 MHz

| storage = Sega Card

| memory = 128 KB

| display = 256x212, 16 colours

| graphics = V9938

| sound = SN76489

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| controllers = Touch surface with overlays, 8-directions pad + 3 buttons.

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The Sega AI Computer (AIセガコンピュータ) is a home computer launched by Sega in 1986. It was released in Japan only, with plans to be released in North America under the name Sega DI 8300.{{Cite web|url=https://segaretro.org/Sega_AI_Computer|title=Sega AI Computer|date=February 3, 2024|website=Sega Retro}} Its purpose was to be used in schools, and thus featured only edutainment software. The computer used a large rectangular touchpad that was customizable via custom overlays bundled with most of its programs.{{Cite web|url=https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2024/02/fans-preserve-and-emulate-segas-extremely-rare-80s-ai-computer/|title=Fans preserve and emulate Sega's extremely rare '80s "AI computer"|first=Kyle|last=Orland|date=February 2, 2024|website=Ars Technica}}