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ULTRASOUND TV-9010
Pongs
Germany
1977
General Instruments AY-3-8500
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TV-9010 /media/museum/photos/ultrasound_tv-9010.jpg /companies/ultrasound ULTRASOUND
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NAME TV-9010
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MANUFACTURER Ultrasound
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ORIGIN Germany
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YEAR 1977
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE Soccer, Tennis, Squash , Squash practice
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KEYBOARD 2 paddles with no fire button
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CPU General Instruments AY-3-8500
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SPEED Reset, Service
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CO-PROCESSOR Ball speed Pro/Am, Ball angle Pro/Am, Paddle Size Pro/Am, Power on/off, Service Manual/Auto, Sound on/off
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RAM On screen
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COLORS Black & white
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SOUND Built-in speaker
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I/O PORTS RF TV video output
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OS 6 X 1.5v cells
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POWER SUPPLY 9v DC
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PERIPHERALS No
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PRICE Unknown
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MAIN UNIT Game selection is made via the upper silver knob /media/museum/photos/ultrasound_tv-9010_2.jpg
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INSIDE /media/museum/photos/ultrasound_tv-9010_inside.jpg
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BOX /media/museum/photos/ultrasound_tv-9010_box.jpg
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www.pong-story.com http://www.pong-story.com/pcpong.htm Multiplatform Several pong emulators (simulators) presented here
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Web Wiz CAPTCHA http://www.webwizcaptcha.com
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dario s. (germany) Wednesday 9th May 2012 Hi, i''m a happy owner of the ultrasound tv-9010-c. If you want that i post some pictures, then write an email. i would be really happy of someone could tell me the price of this consol.Sincerley dario
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dario s. (germany) Wednesday 9th May 2012 Hi, i''m a happy owner of the ultrasound tv-9010-c. If you want that i post some pictures, then write an email. i would be really happy of someone could tell me the price of this consol.Sincerley dario
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https://web.archive.org/web/20230613001119/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1103 2023-06-13

This is a German pong system. All the texts are written in German.

It's a handheld pong type: one of the paddles includes the systems hardware and is used by the first player. The second paddle is connected to the first one and is used by the second player. It could easily be disconnected and was very small (1/3 of the main parts size). As it was not hardwired, it was easily lost.

This pong system has got an interesting feature: an On/Off switch for sound that allowed the players to turn off the incredibly realistic but boring "bip-bip" without having to cover the speaker with rubber tape...

This is one of several handheld pong systems sold back then, like the Hanimex 683 for example.

We need more info about this computer ! If you designed, used, or have more info about this system, please send us pictures or anything you might find useful.