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CONCEPT 2000 Spectrum 6

Pongs

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National Semiconductor 57105N

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CONCEPT 2000

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NAME	Spectrum 6

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MANUFACTURER	Concept 2000

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ORIGIN	Australia

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YEAR	Unknown

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BUILT IN LANGUAGE	Hockey, Squash, Tennis

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KEYBOARD	2 paddles with one button (Reset and Bat size)

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CPU	National Semiconductor 57105N

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SPEED	Game selection

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CO-PROCESSOR	1 or 2 players, Power on/off

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RAM	On screen

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COLORS	Yes

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SOUND	Through TV speaker

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I/O PORTS	RF TV video output

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OS	No

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POWER SUPPLY	18v DC

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PERIPHERALS	No

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Dennis P. (USA)	Friday 26th January 2018	I have a version of this game from the US. It''s marked on the back. Model number 1025\ FCC type apparatus number TV-382\ Valid only when operated according to FCC rules., part 15.\ Manufactured for Concept 2000\ North Miami, FL 33151\ Made in Hong Kong. I suspect that these were made for a brief period of time, but imported into the US market as well.

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Josh (United States)	Monday 7th May 2012	How much is the Concept 2000 Spectrum 6 Full color Video game worth??? Model number 1025

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https://web.archive.org/web/20230613001158/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=677	2023-06-13

This one is from Australia but there are clone in nearly every country where pongs can be found.

There is a nice rainbow label but the system is very sober with its metallic color. There are not a lot of buttons too and this is because the internal chip is a National-Seminconductor one that allows the games to be selected by pressing just one button.

The two pads are detachable. Each one has got a button to choose between large or small bat size and to activate the reset option.

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