HISTORY OF HOME AND GAME COMPUTERS
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Welcome to the nostalgic history of home and game computers
Pong consoles - remember them?
After
Atari launched its famous Pong in 1975, the world was flooded with imitations.
There must have been several hundred different models across the continents. The
designs varied widely. The first models had only four options, just like the
first console from Atari: tennis, hockey, squash and practice, for the lonely
players. Subsequent pong consoles had extra options and in many cases even a
light gun.
On this page you can take a look at several pong consoles from my collection.
Elsewhere on this site you can find my collection of home computers and game computers.
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| Atari | Pong (Sears Telegames) |
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| Super Pong |
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| Audio Sonic | PP 900 |
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| PP 940 |
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| Tele-Sports III |
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| Grandstand | Adman 2000 |
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| Mentor | Colour 6 |
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| Monarch | CTX-4 Color |
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| Norda | TV Game H-925 |
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| Philips | ES 2201 Telespel |
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| Odyssey 2001 |
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| Odyssey 2100 |
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| Poppy | TVG-4 |
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| Prinztronic | Tournament Ten |
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| Soundic | TV Sports |
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| Tandy | TV Scoreboard |
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| Videomaster | Colourscore |
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| Zanussi | Ping-o-tronic |
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| Unknown | TVG 101-4 |
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History of
Home and Game Computers, by Erik Klooster, the Netherlands
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