Here's a small, but not as small as some of the other Pong consoles in the museum, console from 1977
A bit of an odd name, Termbray, I had never heard of this before I saw it on Vinted
It's another four game utilising the common General Instruments AY-3-8500 pong on a chip IC which gives us four games, Handball, Squash, Hockey, and Tennis
As it is using the AY-3-8500 it offers the same games and same options as many other Pong consoles utilising the same chip, the options are ball speed, ball return angle, player bat size, and auto or manual serve
Close up of the game options and model label
The base of the unit has the battery compartment and model label, the battery cover is missing
There is embossed text on the bottom to show what the sockets are for
Both players connect to 2.5mm jack ports on one side
The rear of the console has the RF connection and external power which is another 2.5mm jack socket
I only got the one controller which is quite nice
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