Soupy Sales try, Melba Tolliver, Jim Backus, and Arlene Francis, to find out what the hell Larry Blyden and Product Manager Bob Fritsche are doing behind the desk. To quote Wikipedia - The Magnavox Odyssey is the world's first home video game console. It was the first time on 24 May 1972 proved and published in August this year, before the Atari Pong home consoles by three years. The odyssey was by Ralph Baer, who started around 1966 and had a working prototype completed in 1968. ThisPrototype, as the Brown Box, [2] is known now consider analogous to the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of American History in Washington, DC While many collectors of the Odyssey, rather than digital (because of the addition of analog circuits for the output, game control and the use of discrete components), Baer has said he considers the console to digital. The electronic signals exchanged between the various parts (ball and players generators, sync generators, diode matrix, etc.)Binary. [3] The games and logic itself in DTL, a common pre-TTL digital design component using discrete transistors and diodes can be implemented. The system was operated by batteries. The Odyssey lacks sound capability, something that was with the "Pong systems" of a few years later, including Magnavox's own Odyssey-corrected marked Pong consoles. Ralph Baer proposed a sound expansion Magnavox in 1973, but the idea was rejected. The Odyssey is a kind of removable card board...
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