Hanimex Sd 070
Hanimex was founded after WWII to import European cameras to Australia. It was founded by Jack Hannes who gave it its name which was an abbreviation for Hannes Import Export. It sold cameras that were made by Tōkyō Kōgaku, Sedic and Royal in Japan, by Finetta, Montanus, Vredeborch and Dacora in West Germany, by Pentacon in East Germany, by Chinese and other manufacturers. Vintage MC HANIMEX Auto Zoom Macro Lens 80-200mm F4.5 #213996, $65.00; Yaschica TL Electro X Camera w Hanimex Tele-Zoom Telephoto Lens 1:3.5 F=28-80 mm, $49.00; SUN 1:4.5 AUTO-ZOOM 85-210mm CAMERA LENS CLEAN GLASS NR, $88.00; Hanimex Automatic Zoom MC 35-105mm f/3.5 Camera Lens Minolta & Rolev M.G. Oct 17, 2014 Chris Taylor Productions: Common for the time, when people were amazed just to see something on the screen being controlled by yourself. Better content for the future, I hope. This one was produced by Hanimex and while the case lists it as a 070C the PCB is stamped 070 SD as is the clone version. They run games from cartridges containing up to ten games or variations of games (eg. Pong variants) that are selectable with the ten orange buttons on the console's top.
| Manufacturer | A lot of companies |
|---|---|
| Type | Home video game console |
| Generation | First generation |
| Lifespan | 1975–1982 |
| Media | ROM cartridge |
| CPU | General InstrumentAY-3-8xxx. |
The PC-50x Family (also known as SD-050,[1]SD-070,[1]SD-090,[1]9015) is a series of home video game consoles belonging to the first generation prevalent in Europe between 1975 and the early 1980s, all produced in Asia. The designation PC-50x of the series derives from the name of the cartridges (PC-501, PC-502 ...).
The consoles do not have a central processor; all the games are implemented thanks to the individual chips in the cartridges, all based on the chip family AY-3-8xxx of General Instrument. The family also includes the so-called '9015' series in which it changes the name (9015-A, 9015-B ...) and changes the shape of the cartridges but uses the same AY-3-8xxx chips.
Common features[edit]
Some consoles produced colored screens while others were black and white. Those in color were often marked with the initial letter S of SECAM, the French standard of the color coding.
Features common to all the consoles in the family are the 10 keys for choosing the game, a start/reset button, 4/5 switches for game settings and two joystick with one button on each.
For many models, in the name there are the SD letters, which stand for Soundic (Hong Kong), the real manufacturer of the console.
Consoles list[edit]
The consoles were produced in China, imported and rebranded by several companies and sold under different names.Below is a non-exhaustive list of them.
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| Name | Company | Display | Year | Country | Note | Photo |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SD 050S | ITMC | Colors | France | |||
| SD 90 | ITMC | Black and white or color | France | |||
| SD 050S | Soundic | Colors | Europe | |||
| Programmable system | Soundic | Black and white | Europe | |||
| TV Jack 5000 | Bandai | Colors | 1978 | Japan | ||
| Video Cassette Lock | Takatoku | Colors | 1977 | Japan | (CTV-8600 or TG 95 OI model). | |
| SD 050 | Hanimex | Black and white | Europe | |||
| SD 070 couleur | Hanimex | Colors | Europe | |||
| TVG 070C | Hanimex | Colors | Europe | |||
| Jeu Video SD 050S | Secam | Colors | France | |||
| SD-50 Program 2000 [2] | Creatronic | Colors [2] | 1978[2] | France[2] | ||
| Programmable 2003 | Elbex | Colors | 1977 | Europe | Produced in China but sold in Europe | |
| 4/303 'Video Secam System' | Rollet | Colors | 1983? | France | Sold also with the name 'Secam Video Systeme' SD-050S | |
| Programmable TV-Game | Universum | Colors | Germany | |||
| SD-050 | Grandstand | Colors | United Kingdom | |||
| Programmable game | Grandstand | Colors | United Kingdom | Also known as Mercury Commander Paul's Mark III – Programmable TV Game | ||
| Colour Programmable SD070 Video Sports Centre SD070 | Grandstand | Colors | 1978 | United Kingdom | ||
| Tournament-colour-programmable-2000 | Prinztronic | Colors | ||||
| Programmable TV Game SD-050C | Tempest | 1977 | Austria | |||
| Superstar 01-4354 Programmable[2] | Binatone | Colors[2] | 1978[2] | United Kingdom[2] | ||
| Cablestar 01-4354[2] | Binatone | Black and white [2] | 1978 [2] | United Kingdom[2] | ||
| tele-sports III[2] | Radofin | Colors[2] | 1978[2] | Europe | ||
| tele-sports IV[2] | Radofin e Acetronic | Colors[2] | 1978[2] | Europe | ||
| tele-sports programmable[2] | Radofin | Colors [2] | 1978 [2] | Europe | ||
| Colour TV Game[2] | Acetronic | Colors [2] | 1978 [2] | United Kingdom[2] | ||
| Video SD-050[2] | Akur | Colors [2] | 1978 [2] | Germany[2] | ||
| Color TVG-872[2] | Cam e Clipper | Colors [2] | 1978(Cam) 1977(clipper)[2] | Italy[2] | ||
| TVG-888 | Irradio | Colors | Italy | |||
| PG-7 programmable | Polycon | Colors | United Kingdom | |||
| 9015 | Poppy | Colors | Germany | |||
| TVG 10 | Poppy | Colors | Germany | |||
| 9015 | Sanwa | Colors | Germany | |||
| 9015 | Mustang | Colors | Germany | |||
| Jeu Video Cassette Interchangeables Tele-sports III | Univox | colors | 1977 | France |
Games[edit]
Console Hanimex Sd 070
| Code | French name | English name | Chip |
|---|---|---|---|
| PC-501 9015-A | Supersportif | Sports / Supersportic / Superten / Superstar | AY-3-8610 (8 pong games + 2 rifle games) |
| PC-502 9015-B | Motocyclette | Motor cycle | AY-3-8760 (4 race games) |
| PC-503 9015-C | Bataille de chars | Tank Battle | AY-3-8710 (2 tank games) |
| PC-504 9015-D | Course de voitures GP | Racing cars / Grand Prix / Race Car GP | AY-3-8603 (2 racing games) |
| PC-505 9015-G | Bataille navale | Submarine | AY-3-8605 (2 games) |
| PC-506 9015-E | Jeu de destruction | Super Wipeout | AY-3-8606 (10 games) |
| PC-507 9015-H | Jeux de tir | Shooting Gallery | AY-3-8607 (3 rifle games) |
| PC-508 9015-F? | 6 jeux de base | Fundamental | AY-3-8500 [3] (pong games) |
References[edit]
.jpg/250px-Soundic_-_Programmable_TV-game_(SD_050).jpg "Hanimex sd 070 micro")
- ^ abchttp://www.pong-story.com/pc-50x.htm pc-50x cartridges
- ^ abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagMichael, Starr (2009). VINTROPEDIA – Vintage Computer & Retro Console Price Guide 2009. Vintropedia. ISBN978-1-4092-1277-5.
- ^http://discreteconsoles.blogspot.com/2016/11/pc-508-fundamental-cartridge.html
External links[edit]
- 'PC 50x at videogameconsolelibrary'.
- 'PC 50x at pong-story'.
- 'PC 50x at ultimateconsoledatabase'.
- 'PC 50x at old-computers'.
- 'PC 50x at 20th Century Video Games'.
- See also Category:AY-3-8610 chip and derived games.
Hanimex Sd 070 Stihl
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Media in category 'PC-50X family'
The following 29 files are in this category, out of 29 total.
- 1978 ITMC Soundic SD 90.jpg4,032 × 3,024; 2.05 MB
- Acetronic-Telesports-IV.jpg3,930 × 2,010; 2.11 MB
- Alltronic 7000 Steckmodul 7005.jpg1,000 × 1,273; 357 KB
- AY-3-8500 Cartridge.jpg800 × 789; 133 KB
- BANDAI TV JACK 5000.jpg1,467 × 568; 208 KB
- Binatone Superstar.jpg2,001 × 1,632; 1.45 MB
- Grandstand Video Sports Center SD070.jpg1,600 × 962; 314 KB
- Hanimex SD 070 Colour.jpg1,002 × 672; 147 KB
- Hanimex TVG 070C with cart.jpg3,072 × 2,304; 1.35 MB
- Hanimex TVG 070C.jpg2,144 × 1,232; 1.31 MB
- Hanimex TVG-070C (with cartridge and joysticks).jpg3,072 × 2,304; 1.41 MB
- ITMC tele eu SD 90.jpg4,112 × 3,088; 7.07 MB
- Jeu Video Cassette Interchangeables Tele-sports III.jpg2,100 × 960; 810 KB
- Monarch CTX-2000 programmable video computer.jpg1,302 × 752; 226 KB
- Polycon PG-7 Tietokonemuseo.JPG3,693 × 2,770; 3.39 MB
- Poppy TVG 10.jpg2,288 × 1,460; 1.24 MB
- Prinztronic Superstar 2001 AY-3-8610 Cart Case Base.jpg2,085 × 960; 446 KB
- Prinztronic Superstar 2001 AY-3-8610 Cart Case Front.jpg800 × 757; 266 KB
- Prinztronic Superstar 2001 AY-3-8610 Cart Case Rear and Base.jpg1,641 × 1,383; 407 KB
- Prinztronic Superstar 2001 AY-3-8610 Cart Inside Back.jpg1,944 × 2,592; 1.15 MB
- Prinztronic Superstar 2001 AY-3-8610 Cart Inside Front.jpg1,944 × 2,592; 1.56 MB
- Prinztronic Tournament 2000 Original Unmodified Photo Scan.jpg1,400 × 941; 153 KB
- Prinztronic Tournament Colour Programmable 2000 Console Internals.jpg2,592 × 3,888; 3.17 MB
- Prinztronic Tournament Colour Programmable 2000 Console.png780 × 548; 523 KB
- Prinztronic-tournament-colour-programmable-2000.jpg780 × 548; 161 KB
- Radofin Tele-Sports III Tietokonemuseo.JPG5,184 × 3,456; 5.05 MB
- Soundic - Programmable TV-game (SD 050).jpg4,361 × 2,219; 2.79 MB
- Soundic SD 90 Programmable game.jpg5,408 × 2,308; 3.21 MB
- TAKATOKU Video Cassetty Lock.jpg3,056 × 1,492; 883 KB