Originally released in the summer of 1972, the Magnavox Odyssey is generally recognized ... The Odyssey console was a little monolith of black and white plastic with a small, stylish strip of ...

Magnavox’s console was built on technology ... The Odyssey looks like a product of the 1970s: A smooth black base gives way to a curved, stark white protrusion that ascends to a textured plateau.

However, there was an earlier console available. the Magnavox Odyssey. This system was black and white, had two wired controllers, and while it didn’t quite have cartridges, you could select ...

However, there was an earlier console available. the Magnavox Odyssey. This system was black and white, had two wired controllers, and while it didn’t quite have cartridges, you could select ...

Martin’s affirmation launched production of the Odyssey, which Magnavox licensed from Sanders, with Baer staying on to consult. The Brown Box was given a makeover in clean white with black trim. The ...

a black engineer named Jerry Lawson. Lawson oversaw the creation of the Channel F, the first video game console with interchangeable game cartridges – something the first Atari and Magnavox ...

The Magnavox Magnavision Model 8000 DiscoVision ... low-profiled device (22″ x 16″ x 6″) encased in a rigid black and silver colored plastic cabinet [with] a gleaming futuristic appearance ...