What AI says about Philips CD-i

CD-i (Compact Disc-Interactive) is a digital optical disc format and hardware platform co-developed by Philips and Sony to extend CD-Digital Audio and CD-ROM by combining audio, text, and graphics. It was designed for education, training, point-of-sale, and home entertainment, but was primarily used for video games. The discs share the same size as CDs and can hold up to 744 MB of data and about 72 minutes of full-motion video, with players typically being standalone units connected to a television.