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the first console in the world( Magnavox Odyssey )
Marketed by the Philips subsidiary in the United States, the Magnavox Odyssey is the first videogame console ever. It was developed by Ralph Baer (nicknamed "the father of video games") and launched in Japanese stores at the end of 1972, becoming a sales hit in no time. -
the second videoconsole in history. (atari pong)
Pong was a console created by Atari in 1975, and the second videoconsole in history. He did not have cartridges, but he had only one game, the Pong, imitating Magnavox Odyssey table tennis. Soon they made copies of the Pong, inserted in the circuitería of the televisions or like games for other consoles.Atari sold more than 55,000 units of the Pong console -
The third video game console in the world (Coleco Telstar)
Coleco Telstar was a videogame console produced by Coleco, being originally a clone of the Atari Pong. It included the Pong game and came on the market in June 1976. Many variants of this console were released for sale and in 1982 Coleco launched the successor to this console: ColecoVision. -
ps4
PlayStation 4 is the fourth PlayStation8 videogame console. It is part of the eighth-generation videogame consoles. It was officially announced on February 20, 2013 at the PlayStation Meeting 2013.9 although the console design was not submitted until June 10 at E3 2013. -
Xbox One X
Next November 7 will hit the market the new Xbox One X. The first Microsoft console with native 4K support at 60 fps for games is a reality that we know all the details. Xbox One X: the most powerful console in history If we define the new Xbox One X as the most powerful desktop console so far, it is not a whim. Its technical file is a statement of intentions at the brute force level to achieve the main goal marked by Microsoft: 4K native game. -
ps5 Possible release for the year 2023
The PlayStation 5 could have "huge" changes in design and features, says Rob Thubron of What Culture. Future consoles will not only have graphical enhancements. They are expected to have designs that we have never seen and never imagined.What changes can we expect in future consoles?
Thubron says he believes the PS5 in 2023 will be completely wireless. These future consoles will also have a "self contained power unit" that allows the user to charge the device through a "power mat" for 10 minutes
