Pictures
of some Videopac games in my collection:
A
couple of Videopac ads from the eighthies:
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Here you'll
find my collection of digital retro, and what is available for trading.
I am primarely
collecting Philips Videopac units/games and related products. Have
any Videopac you want to trade/sell/give, contact
me!
Last
update Feb 24- 2003
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Maker:
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Mattel |
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Model:
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Auto
Race |
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Year:
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1976 |
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Unit:
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Fair |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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No |
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Comments:
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My
first handheld. Boy was this the ultimate in pocket gaming electronics
way back in the seventies! Fully functioning and complete with
stickers and batterylid.
Test Peter Hirschberg's LEDhead with Auto Race Emulator here
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Maker:
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Philips |
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Model:
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Videopac
G7000 / 22 |
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Year:
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1978 |
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Unit:
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Very
good |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?:
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No |
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Comments:
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My
second G7000. Bought this off a friend together with a 4-switch
Atari 2600. The Atari was given as a Christmas gift to my friend
Krikkit. This
/22 model has all cables hardwired to the box, and built in
powersupply. Clumsy. |
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Maker:
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Philips |
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Model:
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Videopac
G7000 / 35 |
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Year:
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1979 |
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Unit:
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Very
good |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?:
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No |
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Comments:
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My
first retro videogame. Found this one on eBay. This /35 model
has external powersupply and standard 9-pin joystick connectors.
The RF cable is hardwired to the box though.
Some more info here
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Interview with Jon Shuttleworth here
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Emulator here
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Maker:
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Philips |
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Model:
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Chess
Module C7010/05 |
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Year:
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1982 |
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Unit:
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Mint |
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Box:
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Near
Mint |
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Instructions:
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Mint |
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For
trade/sale?
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No |
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Comments:
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The
rare Chess Module for the Philips Videopac G7000/+ and compatibles.
Complete, untoched in box.
Some more info here
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Maker:
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Philips |
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Model:
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Videopac+
G7400 / 33 |
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Year:
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1983 |
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Unit:
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Very
good |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?:
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No |
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Comments:
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The
last attempt by Philips on a shrinking videogame market. This
model has built in PSU, and DIN-connectors for the joysticks.
RF-cable is hardwired.
Some more info here
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Maker:
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Nintendo |
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Model:
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Donkey
Kong DK-52 |
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Year:
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1982 |
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Unit:
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Very
Good |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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Mint |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade
/ Sale |
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Comments:
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No
box, but with all documents. With batterycover and serial#,
but coverhatch is broken. |
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Maker:
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Nintendo |
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Model:
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Snoopy
Tennis SP-30 |
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Year:
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1982 |
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Unit:
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Very
Good |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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Mint |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade
/ Sale |
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Comments:
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No
box, but with all documents. With batterycover and serial#.
Very good condition. |
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Maker:
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Nintendo |
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Model:
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Donkey
Kong JR DJ-101 |
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Year:
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1982 |
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Unit:
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Very
Good |
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Box:
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Fair |
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Instructions:
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Mint |
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For
trade/sale?
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SOLD! |
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Comments:
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Box
without inserts, but with all documents. With batterycover and
serial#. Very good condition. |
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Maker:
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Casio |
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Model:
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Film
Card SL-800 |
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Year:
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1983 |
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Unit:
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Mint |
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Box:
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Mint |
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Instructions:
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Mint |
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For
trade/sale?
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SOLD! |
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Comments:
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Original,
mint in box. The worlds first truly creditcard sized calculator. |
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Maker:
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Atari |
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Model:
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800 |
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Year:
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1980 |
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Unit:
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Bad |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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USA
110V/NTSC. Function unknown. Comes with 110V PSU. Case is cracked. |
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Maker:
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Atari |
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Model:
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810 |
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Year:
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1981 |
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Unit:
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Bad |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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USA
110V/NTSC. Function unknown. Comes with 110V PSU. |
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Maker:
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Atari |
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Model:
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5200 |
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Year:
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1982 |
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Unit:
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Really
Bad |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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USA
110V/NTSC. Case is loose. Function unkown. No PSU or controllers
:-( |
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Maker:
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Commodore |
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Model:
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C64
"Breadbox" SN# 2166660 |
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Year:
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1983 |
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Unit:
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Very
good |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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The
classic C64 model, the "breadbox".
Ugly looking but functioning Datasette and PSU include. |
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Maker:
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Atari |
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Model:
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Atari
1040 ST |
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Year:
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1985 |
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Unit:
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Good
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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Introduced
1985 as an "big brother" to the original 520 model.
Has one 1MB of memory. |
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Maker:
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Commodore |
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Model:
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C64-II
SN# 353948 |
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Year:
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1985 |
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Unit:
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Good
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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The
newer C64-II or C64c. I can't tell if this is the revised model
with the "E" motherboard.
PSU included. |
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Maker:
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Commodore |
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Model:
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1541-ii
SN# bls056603 |
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Year:
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1985 |
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Unit:
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Fair
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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Comes
with cables and original transport protection. |
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Maker:
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Hewlett
Packard |
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Model:
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HP
150 / 9133 |
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Year:
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1983 |
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Unit:
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Fair |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade
/ Sale |
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Comments:
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A
HP Personal Computer that has been used at a laboratory. The
oddest thing about this piece is the monitor (Series 100/150)
that is in fact the computer with a built in thermoprinter and
touchscreen. The touch detection is faciliated through a matrix
of IR detectors around the rim of the screen. This was the first
personal computer with touchscreen! The box (9133) that you
might think is the computer, is only diskette and harddrive.
<more
info> |
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Maker:
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Luxor
AB |
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Model:
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ABC9000
(aka DS-90) |
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Year:
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1985 |
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Unit:
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Fair |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade
/ Sale |
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Comments:
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A
big DNIX (Unix clone) server that weighs a ton! Fully equipped
with Winchesterdrive, 8" Floppy and 24 terminal interfaces.
Motorola 68000 processor. This Swedish made model only lasted
a year before it was pulled from the market. |
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Maker:
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IBM |
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Model:
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PS/2
Model P70-386 |
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Year:
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1989 |
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Unit:
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Bad |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade
/ Sale |
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Comments:
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The
IBM P70 is a portable Model 70 in a rather unconventional design.
It's meant to be a portable computer, but it's definitely not
a laptop or a notebook. Instead, it's more like the "suitcase-design"
cases with integrated LC display panel that allows integration
of a standard PC main board. The one I got is in bad shape,
and the memory is fried according to the startup error messages. |
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Maker:
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Sega |
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Model:
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MegaDrive
II |
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Year:
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1993 |
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Unit:
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Very
Good |
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Box:
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-
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade |
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Comments:
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Comes
with one original control and PSU. |
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Maker:
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Nintendo |
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Model:
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VirtualBoy
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Year:
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1994 |
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Unit:
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Mint |
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Box:
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Mint
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Instructions:
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Mint |
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For
trade/sale?
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No |
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Comments:
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Nintendos
biggest failure ever. Interesting piece of hardware.
Some more info here
-> |
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Maker:
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Digital
Equipment |
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Model:
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AlphaStation
200 4/233 |
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Year:
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1994 |
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Unit:
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Very
good |
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Box:
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- |
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Instructions:
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- |
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For
trade/sale?
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Trade
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Comments:
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Equipped
with a 233-MHz 64-bit Alpha AXP 21064 processor and a PCI-bus.
I actually have two of these babies, one is my private webserver
running Debian-Linux. Great machine, steady as a rock. |
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One
of the best sources of retro gaming news is ClassicGaming.
The
old computer.com is a privately owned site that is dedicated to all aspects
of retro computing, gaming, collecting .. in all areas.
Peter
Hirschberg has made a classic electronic handheld game simulator, called
LEDhead.
A
great database of retro videogames can be found at The
Pong.
Some
classical videogaming advertizing can be found at Retrogamer.
Another
fun place on the net for retro collectors is Digital
Press.
Is
this cool or what? 1024%
DigitalDataPorn. Send away the family before you lay your eyes on
these babies!
C
= Cartridge
B = Box
b = Box, no insert
I = Instructions
Green = For trade
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Videopac
Cartridges
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| 1-Race/Spinout |
CBI |
| 1-Race/Spinout |
CB |
| 1-Race/Spinout |
C |
| 2-Pairs/Logic |
C |
| 2-Pairs/Logic |
CBI |
| 4-Air-Sea War |
CBI |
| 4-Air-Sea War |
C |
| 6-Tenpin Bowling |
CBI |
| 6-Tenpin Bowling |
CBI |
| 6-Tenpin Bowling |
C |
| 6-Tenpin Bowling |
CB |
| 6-Tenpin Bowling |
CB |
| 8-Baseball |
CBI |
| 9-Computer Progr. |
CB |
| 10-Golf |
CB |
| 11-Cosmic Conflict |
CBI |
| 14-Gunfighter |
CBI |
| 15-Samurai |
C |
| 16-Depth Charge |
C |
| 16-Depth Charge |
CBI |
| 18-Laser War |
CBI |
| 22-Space Monster |
CBI |
| 23-Las Vegas |
CBI |
| 24-Flipper |
CBI |
| 25-Slalom |
CBI |
| 27-Table Football |
CBI |
| 29-Dam Buster |
CBI |
| 29-Dam Buster |
CB |
| 31-Music |
CBI |
| 33-Jumping
Acrobats |
CBI |
| 33-Jumping Acrobats |
I |
| 34-Satellite
Attack |
I |
| 35-Billiards |
CBI |
| 36-Icehockey |
CBI |
| 38-Munchkin |
CBI |
| 38-Munchkin |
C |
| 39-Freedom
Fighters |
CBI |
| (40)-Wall Street... |
CBI |
| (41)-Conquest...
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CBI |
| (42)-Quest for
the... |
CBI |
| (42)-Quest for
the... |
CBI |
| 43-Pickaxe Pete |
BI |
| 43-Pickaxe
Pete |
CBI |
| 43-Pickaxe Pete |
CBI |
| 44-Crazy Chase |
CBI |
| 45-Morse |
Mint |
| (46)-Wall Street...
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CBI |
| 47-Mousing Cat
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CBI |
| 51-Terrahawks
+ |
CBI |
| 52-Killer Bees
+ |
CBI |
| 53-Nightmare
+ |
CBI |
| pb-Q*Bert |
CB |
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Atari
8-bit Cartridges
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| Miner 2049er |
C |
| Pole Position |
C |
| Star Raiders |
C |
| Ms. Pac-Man |
C |
| Missile Command |
C |
| Basic |
C |
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Atari
8-bit Diskettes
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| Choplifter |
D |
| Budge Pinball
Constr. |
D |
| Prog.Guide KoalaPad |
D |
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Sega
MegaDrive Carts
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| 688 Attack Sub |
CBI |
| Arnold Palmer
Golf |
CBI |
| Hardball |
CBI |
| M1-Abrams Tank |
CBI |
| Truxton |
CB |
| Sonic the Hedgehog |
CB |
| Star Control |
CBI |
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Philips
CD-i
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| Pinball |
CBI |
| Golf |
CBI |
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Nintendo
VirtualBoy
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| V-Tetris |
CBI |
| Vertical
Force |
CBI |
| Panic
Bomber |
CBI |
| Golf |
CBI |
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