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Trolex Engineering | |
Type | Public |
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Founded | 1975 as T.E.L. Engineering (Teleng) November 30, 1977 (T.E.L. Engineering Limited) December 31, 1978 (Trolex Engineering) |
Headquarters | England, U.K. |
Key people | not disclosed |
Industry | video game consoles |
Products | video game consoles |
Number of people | not disclosed |
Website | http://trolexengineering.co.uk/ |
Trolex Engineering Limited is an English manufacturer of electro-mechanical machinery.
History
Trolex Engineering was founded as T.E.L. Engineering (Teleng) in 1975. It was incorporated as T.E.L. Engineering Limited on November 30, 1977. It began trading as Trolex Engineering Limited on December 31, 1978.
Products
As Teleng, it manufactured a video game console with technology licensed from Radofin. It was also sold under the Rowtron brand name.
Video game systems by Teleng
Name | Year released | Added to museum | Notes |
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Rowtron Television Computer System Teleng Television Computer System |
1979 | MPU-2000 (Acetronic version of the Television Computer System): March 22, 2018 |