The NOMAD was a range of digital audio players designed and sold by Creative Technology, and later discontinued in 2004.

Creative's foray into the MP3 player market began with the Creative NOMAD, a rebranded Samsung Electronics Yepp YP-D40 player with 64 megabytes of solid-state memory.

* Creative NOMAD

* Creative NOMAD II-Included FM radio and 64mb of memory via bundled Smart Media card.

* Creative NOMAD IIc-Same appearance as Nomad II, but with no FM radio and 64mb or 128mb internal memory.

* Creative NOMAD II MG

* Creative NOMAD MuVo

* Creative NOMAD MuVo NX

* Creative NOMAD MuVo2

* Creative NOMAD MuVo2 X-Trainer

* Creative NOMAD MuVo2 FM

* Creative NOMAD MuVo USB 2. 0

* Creative NOMAD MuVo TX

* Creative NOMAD MuVo TX ( Second Edition )

* Creative NOMAD MuVo TX FM

* Creative NOMAD MuVo Micro v100

* Creative NOMAD Muvo Micro N200

* Creative NOMAD Jukebox ( Creative Digital Audio Player in Europe )

* Creative NOMAD Jukebox 3 ( also features a FireWire connection )

* Creative NOMAD Jukebox Zen ( also features a FireWire connection )

* Creative NOMAD Jukebox 2

* Creative NOMAD Jukebox Zen USB 2. 0

* Creative NOMAD Jukebox Zen NX

However, starting in 1991, Creative Micro Designs ( CMD ) made the FD-2000 high density ( 1. 6 MB ) and FD-4000 extended density ( 3. 2 MB ) 3½ " drives, both of which offered not only a 1581 emulation mode but also 1541 and 1571 compatibility modes.

Evil Laboratories used it in their SID Symphony expansion cartridge ( sold to Creative Micro Designs in 1991 ), and it was used in a few other places as well, including one PC sound-card.

* Entrepreneurship: runs the Incubation Centre and the Cyberport Creative Micro Fund ( CCMF ), invests in more high-growth local start-ups / SMEs and scales up CCMF to spark creativity and innovation in ICT industries.

Creative Micro Designs ( CMD ) is a computer technology company which today sells PCs and related equipment, but which started out in 1987 selling self-designed firmware updates and hardware for the Commodore 64 and C128 8-bit personal computers.

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* Creative Micro Designs 2 MB REU, ( 1750 XL )

* Creative Micro Designs, a computer hardware company

Evil Labs and Creative Micro Designs, marketed an add-on cartridge containing a 6551 and an industry-standard RS-232 port to allow the C64 and 128 to use high-speed modems from companies such as U. S. Robotics and Hayes Communications.

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The interface looks similar to the Creative Zen Micro, except the Pocket DJ does not have voice recording or FM tuner.

It was the third non-Commodore SID-based device to enter market ( the first was the SID Symphony from Creative Micro Designs and the second was the SidStation MIDI synthesiser, by Elektron ).

* Microdrives are found in the discontinued iPod mini and Creative Zen Micro mp3 players, among others.

* Creative ZEN Micro: 5GB / 6GB Seagate

However, it also supported hardware that standard GEOS and the standard C64 KERNAL couldn't handle, including Creative Micro Designs HD hard drives ( up to four GB ), high-density FD-2000 / FD-4000 floppy disk drives ( up to 3. 2 MB ), RAMLink with expanded RAM addressing ( up to 16 MB ), and SuperCPU 20 MHz accelerator with SuperRAM up to 16 MB.

Tanaka is now the Creative Director for Micro Championship Wrestling and the Head Trainer.

The RAMLink was one of several RAM expansion products made by Creative Micro Designs ( CMD ) for Commodore's C64 / 128 home computers.

* Creative Micro Designs ( 1990 ).

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