The Super Famicom Naizou TV SF1 (スーパーファミコン内蔵テレビSF1, Sūpā Famikon Naizou Terebi SF1) (often described as the SF1 SNES TV) is a television set produced by Sharp Corporation with a built-in licensed Super Famicom.

FC遊戲機，是 任天堂 生产、发行和销售的 8位元 第三世代 家用游戏机 日本版，官方名称为 家庭電腦（日版名：ファミリーコンピュータ，Family Computer，Famicom），俗稱「紅白機」，1983年7月15日在日本推出；欧美版名称为 任天堂娛樂系統（英文版名：Nintendo Entertainment System，NES），俗稱「灰機」，1985年10月18日在美國推出。 歐美版主機外型和使用的遊戲盒帶（卡匣），與日本版的紅白機完全不同。 红白机是当时最畅销的游戏机， …

除了上面的两台主机，当时任天堂还破天荒授权夏普生产了集成主机功能的电视机 Famicom TV C1 和 Super Famicom TV SF1，分别对应 FC 和 SFC 主机。 由于 C1 是当时唯一原生 RGB 信号输出的 FC 主机，画面十分清晰亮丽，所以在当时很多游戏杂志、书刊编辑都用 C1 来获取 ...

The SF-1 TV (also known as the Sharp Super Famicom-1 or Sharp SNES TV) was Sharp developed TV set with a built-in licenced Super Nintendo Entertainment System. Like it's predecessor, the Sharp Nintendo Television, it was known to have better picture quality next to the SNES system it self...

The Sharp C1, was a television created by Nintendo and Sharp. It features a built-in Family Computer. It was noted for having a clearer picture quality than the original setup requiring a Famicom and composite video connection. For this reason, screenshots featured in video game magazines of the time were often taken from the Sharp C1 TV.

2013年7月29日 · I've heard people say that, because it's Japanese, the original Famicom is really hard to hook up to a TV, using RF out. "Really hard", meaning that it's hard to get the picture to show up and on the right channel. So, how do you do it??

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2022年9月9日 · When Nintendo launched the Super Famicom in 1990, they couldn't make enough consoles to meet the demand. But there was another way to get one: The Sharp SF1, a $1,000 TV with a built-in Super...

In the world of Famicom, Sharp is best known for creating the Twin Famicom, a single console that had both cart and disk ports. A little less know, but still highly sought after item, is the Sharp C1, a combination TV and Famicom.

I made my own NES version of the Famicom TV with the Sharp C-1/Sampo as the main inspiration. All boards and parts are held in place with brackets and easily removed. Using the original NES board with region free mod.