I have the main unit (CIB) with two internal controllers, power adapter.
type game console
country USA
year 1978
os Magnavox
cpu 8-bit Intel 8048
speed 1.79 MHz
ram 64 KB
graphic 280 x 192 (4)
colors 16
sound 1 channel mono
ports cartridge
The Magnavox Odyssey² — The Talking Console
The Magnavox Odyssey², released in 1978 (and sold as the Philips Videopac G7000 in Europe), was a second-generation home game console competing directly with the Atari 2600 and Mattel Intellivision. Its built-in membrane keyboard distinguished it from pure gaming machines, positioning it for educational applications alongside entertainment. The Voice module accessory added synthesised speech to compatible games — producing talking games years before speech synthesis became common in home electronics. In Europe the Philips Videopac brand gave it strong retail presence, making it more commercially successful in Europe than in North America.