The "SEGA-ITX"
August 25, 2004

Jay Phillips decided to shell his project using a SEGA CD system he found languishing unloved in his basement. One EPIA M10000 and some spare computer parts later and the SEGA-ITX was born...

Jay Phillips' "SEGA-ITX"

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