What ports does the Nintendo Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983) have?

The Nintendo Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983) has 2 port(s): 1x RF Antenna Input (Coaxial), 1x Famicom Expansion Port.

Does the Nintendo Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983) support 1080i?

Yes, the Nintendo Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983) supports up to 1080i output via its video ports.

What cable do I need for Nintendo Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983)?

For video output from the Nintendo Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983), you need a RF Antenna Input (Coaxial) cable that supports 1080i.

Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983)

Name: Nintendo Family Computer (Famicom, 1983)
Brand: Nintendo

Nintendo’s original home console released in Japan, predecessor to the NES. Features hardwired controllers, RF video output, and expansion port for accessories. The foundation of Nintendo’s home console dominance.

Device Information

Manufacturer: Nintendo
Release Year: 1983
Model Number: HVC-001
Category: gaming-console

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Available Ports

Connector	Quantity	Label	Notes
RF Antenna Input (Coaxial)	1	RF Out (rear)	RF modulator output for antenna/coax TV connection. Japan RF channels.
Famicom Expansion Port	1	Expansion Port (15-pin) (front)	15-pin DA-15 connector for Famicom accessories: Disk System, keyboard, external controllers, modem.

Notes & Compatibility

Japan-only release (Family Computer/Famicom). 60-pin cartridge slot (different from NES 72-pin). Controllers hardwired to console - Controller II has built-in microphone. RF video output only. 15-pin expansion port used for peripherals including Famicom Disk System, keyboard, and modem. Red and white color scheme. Different cartridge pinout prevents direct NES game compatibility.