Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)

General SNES information
The SNES was released in 1990, 1991, and 1992. It has a Japanese and Korean counterpart. The Japanese version was released in 1990, and it was called the Super Famicom. The Korean counterpart was also released in 1990. It was called the Super Comboy. The North American one (the SNES) was released in 1991. The UK, IRL, EU, AUS, and BR versions were all released in 1992. The SNES's competitor, the Sega Genesis, (NOTE: The article is not created yet) was released by Sega in 1988, 1989, and 1990.

Super Famicom
The Super Famicom was the Japanese counterpart of the SNES. It was released in 1990. The Super Famicom looked different than the SNES. Also, the Super Famicom had the same controller, except the logo on the controller was changed to the Super Famicom logo, and the circle buttons on the Japanese controllers had the colors of the SNES/SF logo.

Super Comboy
The Super Comboy was the Korean version of the SNES. This version looked very similar to the Japanese Super Famicom. It was released in 1990. Infact, the Super Comboy wasn't actually by Nintendo. It was released by Hyundai. No, not the car company, there was a video game company called Hyundai. Hyundai also released the Comboy, which was based off of the NES. Note, the Super Comboy was licensed, so if you want, you can consider it a bootleg console or not. (I don't know what SNES clones were called, maybe Super Famiclones?)

SNES hardware specs
These are the hardware specs of the SNES:
 * Processor (CPU): Ricoh 5A22
 * CPU speed: 1.79-3.58 MHz
 * CPU Bits: 16
 * RAM: 128 KB
 * Internal ROM: None
 * Sound processor: Sony SPC700
 * SP bits: 8
 * Sound RAM: 64 KB
 * Sound chips: Sony S-SMP chip, and Sony/Nintendo S-DSP chip.
 * Audio: 8 channels, stereo