Kyocera of Japan was a partner of Philips in the early development years. Both companies jointly developed the first CD-i system CDI 180. Kyocera also sold their own players, like the Pro 1000S (see picture). The small portable unit could be connected to an optional LCD screen.
 

NBS sold a portable CD-i player called the Lookman ID (see picture), which had an integrated Digital Video decoder. It was based on the GoldStar GPI 1100.
 

Highscreen

The European computer retailer Vobis sold an OEM-version of Philips' CDI 450.