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Kevin Baker. 21 - RCA Studio II Studio II Developer : RCA Release Date : 1976 Origin : U.S.A. Initial Price : $ 149 CPU : RCA 1802 Games Released : 16 ( including 5 built in games ) The RCA Studio II is a classic second generation video ...
A Complete Reference Guide Brett Weiss. 14 RCA Studio II 15 Telstar Arcade 16 Vectrex. Released in January of 1977 , which was mere months after the debut of the Fairchild Channel F system , RCA's Studio II beat the Atari 2600 ( then the ...
... RCA. Studio. II. The RCA Studio II is a videogame console made by RCA that debuted in January 1977. The graphics of Studio II games were black and white and resembled those of earlier Pong consoles and their clones. The Studio II also did ...
... RCA Studio II Launch price : $ 149 Processor : RCA 1802 at 1.78 MHz Colors : 2 ( black and white ) The Studio II was the second console to use cartridges and the first and only system released by RCA . The console was based on a low ...
A Photographic History from Atari to Xbox Evan Amos. RCA Studio II ( 1977 ) SPECS Studio II HOME TV PROGRAMMER Coleco Telstar Arcade ( 1977 ) SPECS SPECS Bally Professional. Launch price : $ 149 Processor : RCA 1802 at 1.78 MHz Sound ...
A Collector's Guide to Vintage Consoles Martin Tobias Lithner. The RCA Studio II is a console made by RCA and released in January 1977. The graphics of Studio II games were black and white and resembled those of earlier Pong-consoles ...
... RCA Studio II , released exclusively in North America in January 1977 - after the Fairchild Channel F but before the Atari VCS . Developed from an original concept for a home computer , the Studio II only produced black and white ...
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... Studio II. Its manufacturer was RCA, which, after having rejected the Odyssey years earlier, tried to acquire a significant spot in the new business. Like Fairchild, RCA decided to use a proprietary 8-bit microprocessor, the RCA 1802 ...
... II. Also in 1976, RCA launched its Studio II under the magic $150 price point for game machines and offered a variety of cartridges, also for $19.95 each (same as the Fairchild VES). The black-and-white graphics weren't very much better ...