What is this? (pong)

[jgenotte]

http://www.geocities.com/jgenotte/Forum/thing.html

is it valuable?

[Sniderman]

Nope. Little red X's are a dime a dozen on the Internet.

IOW: The photo's not showing up.

[jgenotte]

ok now try the link.

[Sniderman]

Hmmm...obviously it's a Pong system of some kind, but you already knew that. Wish I could see the manufacturer on the label. Can you tell us about any special markings or such? I can tell you that the DP Guide lists pong machines and their rarities, but I'm gonna nned more to go on to look it up.

I'm gonna have to pass this along to one of the Pong collectors. I suggest you put "pong" in your Topic Title so the right folks see it and come in to take a look. Wish I could give ya more help, but I don't really collect those systems.

[Achika]

It appears to be an APF PONG clone. (perhaps TV FUN 401A?)

I suppose all PONG units are 'uncommon' and the DP guide rates this one (if it's the one I said above) an R2

[jgenotte]

any idea the value?

[Darth Sensei]

I have 2 of them, one boxed. I'd prolly give you about $10 for a loose unit.

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[jgenotte]

no thanks on the $10 offer, i dont even have it. i was just wondering about it. thanks for all of the info guys.

[Videogamerdaryll]

I looks like a APF TV FUN..

I bought it boxed for $5.00..

I see them often at the Flea..

[slapdash]

Yeah, the bad news is that, generally speaking, APF pongs are dirt common and not much in demand. In other words, it's probably not worth much at all. Of course, your mileage may vary if it has box & docs, and/or is in particularly good shape.