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GORENJE Geti-3220
Pongs
Slovenia
1977
AY-3-8500 from General Instruments ?
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Geti-3220 /media/museum/photos/gorenje_geti-3220_1s.jpg /companies/gorenje GORENJE
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NAME Geti-3220
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MANUFACTURER Gorenje
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ORIGIN Slovenia
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YEAR 1977
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BUILT IN LANGUAGE Squash, Pelota, Tennis, Hockey + 2 shooting games
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KEYBOARD Two detachable controllers or two sliders built-in the system depending on the model
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CPU AY-3-8500 from General Instruments ?
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SPEED Games selection, rebound angle, ball speed, paddle size, reset, service automatic/manual, serve, TV channel selection
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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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SIZE / WEIGHT Unknown
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I/O PORTS RF TV video output
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OS Unknown
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POWER SUPPLY Unknown
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PERIPHERALS Yes
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PRICE Unknown
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LARGER PICTURE Thanks to Sveto Nilovic for this picture /media/museum/photos/gorenje_geti-3220_1.jpg
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BOX Thanks to Sveto Nilovic for this picture /media/museum/photos/gorenje_geti-3220_box.jpg
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Drasko Klikovac (Serbia) Wednesday 10th March 2021 Console is first generation from 1977
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Matic Subelj (Slovenia) Friday 5th February 2021 I managed to get a Composite video out and upscaled to 1080p in the box. I did a full recap and disconected the whole RF part of the board. Its an AY-3-8500 chip based pong console, with Iskra Slovenian and US main chip. Pelota is a single-player tennis agains the wall?
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Matic Subelj (Slovenia) Friday 5th February 2021 I managed to get a Composite video out and upscaled to 1080p in the box. I did a full recap and disconected the whole RF part of the board. Its an AY-3-8500 chip based pong console, with Iskra Slovenian and US main chip. Pelota is a single-player tennis agains the wall?
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Matic Subelj (Slovenia) Friday 5th February 2021 I managed to get a Composite video out and upscaled to 1080p in the box. I did a full recap and disconected the whole RF part of the board. Its an AY-3-8500 chip based pong console, with Iskra Slovenian and US main chip. Pelota is a single-player tennis agains the wall?
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rod (canada) Sunday 11th February 2018 Does anybody know what Pelota is?
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drGspot (croatia) Friday 23rd September 2011 ...last week i was at computer museum "Peek $ Poke" at Rijeka, Croatia...my 2nd visit...\ ...although museum was officially closed i managed to enter $ saw some new exponates...between them Gorenje Geti-3220 in action...it was running pong...! :-D http://www.peekpoke.hr/\ http://www.peekpoke.hr/galerija/eksponati/ cheers drGspot\ net culture club "mama" Zagreb/ hackLab @ mama
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Nice pong system from Slovenia. Little is known about it.

If offers six classic games (4 pong games + 2 shooting games) and thus must be certainly powered by a AY-3-8500 chipset from General Instruments, like mots other pong systems of that time.

All functions are chosen through nice white, green and orange push buttons. Paddle are controlled with two detachable controllers or sliders built-in the console itself. Indeed, the system pictured here use controllers whereas the system shown on the box (More pictures page) has built-in sliders...

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