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Consoles
- 3DO
  - Panasonic
- Atari
- Microsoft
- Nintendo
- Philips
- Sega
- Sony
Desktops
- Acorn
- Amstrad
- Apple
- Atari
- Commodore
- IBM Compatibles
- Rasberry
- Sinclair
Handhelds
- Bandai
- Conny
- Nintendo
- Sega
- Sony
- Watara
Laptops
- Apple
- Fujitsu Siemens
Other
- Clones
PDAs
- Casio
Pong Consoles
- Bemor
- Binatone
- Conic
- Grandstand
- Interton
- Magnavox
- Mustang
- Philips
- Polygame
- Programmable Games
- Radio Shack
- Sanwa
- Schmid
- Soundic
- Tandy
- Teleng
- Temco
- Superlectron
- Unimex
- Universum
Tablets
- Apple
Terminals
- Qume

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Philips Videopac G7000

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The Philips Videopac G7000, released in 1978 (marketed as...

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