Name: Intellivision
Brand: Mattel Electronics (1979–1984) | INTV Corporation (1984–1990)
Price: 219.99 USD
Availability: InStock

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Memory: 1K RAM, 6K ROM
Standard Television Interface Chip (STIC): General Instrument AY-3-8900/AY-3-8900-1[70][71][72]
RAM: 4K words, 16-bit, DRAM (upgradable to 65K words)
CPU: CP1610-2 at 3.56 MHz (2x original CPU speed)
GPU: Standard Television Interface Chip (STIC)

Best-selling game: Las Vegas Poker & Blackjack* 1.939 million * *Major League Baseball* 1.085 million[16][3][2] (as of June 1983)
Online services: PlayCable
Sound: GI AY-3-8914 (three-channels, one noise generator)
Media: ROM cartridge
Discontinued: 1990 (1990)[2][3][4][11]
Introductory price: US$275[9] 1,220 * CA$385 * £199[5] * DM499 * ₣2000[10] * ¥49,800[7]
Lifespan: 1979 (1979)—1990 (1990)
Generation: Second
Type: Home video game console
Manufacturer: Mattel Electronics (1979–1984) * INTV Corporation (1984–1990)
The Intellivision controller features: 12-button numeric keypad (0–9, *clear*, and *enter*)
See also: North American video game crash of 1983
Graphics: STIC 1B
Four Intellivoice games were released: Space Spartans*, *B-17 Bomber*, *Bomb Squad*, and *Tron: Solar Sailer*.
Main article: Entertainment Computer System

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