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Nelio Monday 20th August 2012 I wouldn''t recommend passing through airport security with one of these today!
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Discover (France) Sunday 8th May 2011 J''en ai un exemplaire, elle est apparemment rare et n''a été distribuée qu''en France a ce que je sais. J''ai mis pas mal de temps avant de trouver une référence sur cette console sur le web...
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Adrian Scheel (Germany) Friday 8th October 2010 Strangely this system was once produced in West-Germany but was never sold there. This could only be found in France so far. It is indeed very rare. I only came across two or three speciments on ebay in one decade!
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https://web.archive.org/web/20220819164720/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=717 2022-08-19

This is another "pong-in-a-case" system. You can easily carry this one away to play pong anywhere you want ;-) The design is very sober, only metallic and wooden parts. It looks like it has been made by hand in very limited quantities.

The system offers the classic games of the General Instrument AY-3-8500 chipset. The game selection is made through a big knob in the middle of the system. There are also some holes made in the metalic case, to let the sound of the speaker pass through.