THE 1000 COLLECTION

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Germany

Pong console · 1977

Intel Super Telegame

The Super Telespiel is a German Pong console from Intel. Its four built-in games are implemented using the familiar AY-3-8500 chip. A large rotary switch in …

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Console · 1975

Interton Electronic Video 2000

Interton Electronic Video 2000: documented information about the manufacturer, publication, original packaging and condition of the collection device.

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Pong console · 1975

Interton Video 2400

The compact black Pong console Video 2400 from German manufacturer Interton is based on the General Instruments AY-3-8500. A special feature is an additional …

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Pong console · 1978

match COLOR JOY-STICK

match was a German manufacturer that released several consoles in 1977 and 1978. These included the JOY-STICK, with three games: football, squash and tennis …

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Pong console · 1977

match spectrum 6 COLOR TEACHING PLAY

The spectrum 6 of match is a simple console with AY-3-8500 chip, which makes the games tennis, hockey and handball possible; the games can run one or two …

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Pong console · 1977

MBO tele-ball II

The Pong console of MBO Schmidt & Niederleitner GmbH & Co. KG (companies from Munich and once market leader in calculators) is based on the AY-3-8500 …

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Console · 1978

Mustang 9016 Telegame Computer

The Mustang 9016 is a clone of RCA Studio II. Such technologically identical variants are available from the unknown systems of the second generation. Some are …

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Pong console · 1978

Palladium Tele Cassettes Game (825/530)

The Palladium Tele-Cassetten Game is a German pong console. The console itself does not offer games, but the electronics for the games sits in the modules that …

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Background · 1941

Relays and relay computers

A relay is an electromagnetic switch: a magnet is activated via a circuit, so that another circuit can be switched on. This principle has been tested since ca …

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Pong console · 1982

SHG black point

In the 1980s, the Munich-based company SHG (Süddeutsche Elektro-Hausgeräte GmbH & Co. KG) the ping-pong console black point. (In the operating instructions …

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Computer · 2000

Siemens IC35 - The Unifier

The small Siemens-PDA is a communication talent with 199 DM. In conjunction with a Siemens phone (C25, S25, C35i, M35i, S35i) and its integrated modem, the …

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Electronic toy · 2001

Stadlbauer Moor chicken hunting

Stadlbauer developed the "Moorhuhn hunt" in 2001 as a table top game, with wall projector and light gun. Stadlbauer uses its 9 to 29-year-old target group and …

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Console · 1986

Tchibo Tele Fever

The Tele-Fever console from the coffee retailer Tchibo is one of the many (and one of the last) variants of the Arcadia 2001 console by Emerson. It is sold …

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Pong console · 1977

TELE-MATCH Game Cassette

ITT Schaub-Lorenz, Graetz and Ingelen TV sets with "replaceable operating cassettes" came on the market in 1977 as a "concept with future security". (picture …

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Background · 1977

Telegames with Thomas Gottschalk

Telespiele was a German television show hosted by Thomas Gottschalk from 1977 to 1981. In the 1970s, “Telespiele” referred to computers connected to the home …

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Pong console · 1977

Ultrasound TV-9010

The TV-9010 is a German pong console produced by Ultrasound in Hong Kong. It is a typical General Instruments AY-3-8500, with which you can play tennis …

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Accessory · 1984

Unimex Duplicator

Original modules for the Atari 2600 cost between 89,- and 149,- DM. And so in 1984 the German company UNIMEX brought a copy station to the trade at the …

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Pong console · 1977

Universe Color Multi Game 4006

German mail-order retailer Quelle sold many Pong consoles under its Universum brand. The Color Multi-Spiel 4006 is the colour successor to the Universum …

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