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Prinztronic Videosport 600

Electronic TV game featuring target 1 and 2, tennis, football, squash and squash practice.

  • Mono TV game picture.
  • Amateur or professional ball speed, bat size, and angle of rebound.
  • On screen scoring.
  • Game sound effects.
  • Manual or automatic serve.
  • Twin remote controls.
  • Fits most UHF TVs.
  • Mains or battery operated (batteries and mains adaptor extra).
Prinztronic was an own-brand trade name used by Dixons for electronics. Made in Hong Kong.

Manufacturer: Prinztronic
Date: 1978

This exhibit has a reference ID of CH34881. Please quote this reference ID in any communication with the Centre for Computing History.

  
Prinztronic Videosport 600


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