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Hanimex
T-338

The main particularity of this pong system is that it is very very very small! The pads are only 2 x 6 cm. It looks like it had been made for dwarves or very little kid hands. Though this must have been a kind of marketing feature (so small you can take it with you anywhere you want), it also must have reduced the manufacturing costs...

The speaker hole takes a third of the front panel! The tiny controllers are mounted on each side of the system, but can also be detached to play in the sofa ;-)

The finition is very sober, but doesn't seem to be very strong. There are no screws to fix the different parts. It was very cheap.

The same system was also sold as the Riva T-800c and under the Tammy brand (in Finland).

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I own the exact same system under the Regina brand. The only difference is the silver sticker at the bottom left.

          
Tuesday 20th March 2018
calagan (Switzerland)

 

NAME  T-338
MANUFACTURER  Hanimex
ORIGIN  Europe
YEAR  1979
BUILT IN GAMES  Football, Squash, Practice, Tennis
CONTROLLERS  2 detachable paddles with no fire button
CPU  AY-3-8500 from General Instruments
BUTTONS  Reset serve, Start
SWITCHES  Ball speed Pro/Am
Ball angle Pro/Am
Paddle size Pro/Am
Power On/Off
Serve Manual/Auto
SCORE  On screen
COLORS  Black & white
SOUND  Built-in speaker
I/O PORTS  RF TV video output
BATTERIES  6 X 1.5v
POWER SUPPLY  9v DC
GUN  No




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