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Revision as of 03:10, 7 November 2023

ITMC logo.png
ITMC
Type Brand name of Lexibook
Founded 1977
Closed in 1997
Headquarters France
Key people not disclosed
Industry video game consoles, video games
Products video game consoles, video games
Number of people not disclosed
Website N/A

ITMC is a brand name owned by Lexibook.

History

ITMC was founded in 1977.

It was acquired by Lexibook in 1997.

After that, it was closed and the ITMC brand name ceased to be used.

Products

They sold video game consoles and video games based on technologies from companies such as Radofin.

Video game systems by Interton

Name Designer Year released Notes
MPT-05 Radofin 1983 Variant of 1292 Advanced Programmable Video System
SC-3000 Sega 1984 Released under the Yeno brand name.