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History
The Tele-Fever was developed by the coffee maker company Tchibo as a late Arcadia 2001 compatible. The system was briefly launched in Germany in 1986 and cost 99 Deutsche MarksTele Fever von Tchibo – Oder wie ein neuer Haarschnitt das Videospielfieber auslöste https://www.videospielgeschichten.de/tele-fever-oder-wie-ein-neuer-haarschnitt-das-videospielfieber-ausloeste/ Videospielgeschichten 29 October 2020 de-DE 25 April 2012Tchibo Tele Fever [BINARIUM] https://binarium.de/tchibo_tele_fever binarium.de 29 October 2020
The Tele-Fever would not be the last console released under the brand of the coffee maker. Tchibo released another console in 2019 when they released a handheld retro style game console for 14.99 euros.Puschak Kevin Tchibo Retro-Mini-Spielekonsole • Masse statt Klasse https://quick-save.de/2019/02/tchibo-retro-mini-konsole/ QUICK-SAVE.de 30 October 2020 de-DE 17 February 2019 However aside from the company, this handheld had little to do with the Tele-Fever console.
Technology
The Tele-Fever used an 8-bit Signetics 2650 CPU clocked at 3.58 megahertz.
The system has 1 kilobyte of RAM.
Gallery
References
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