The year was 1976 America turns 200 years old, Rocky punch out the boxoffice, a penut farmer by the name Jimmy Carter elected US President and I got my very FIRST video game ever The Atari Super Pong. my mother gave it to me and my uncle hook it up on our old Black & White TV set and it was somthing that I had never seen before in my life that you can use a TV set other then just wicthing it!:)

The Super PONG (model C-140) is a follow up to the orignal Atari Pong (model C-100). Compared to its brother which could only play one game of pong, Super Pong offers 4 different pong games.
Like the C-100, the C-140 is based on an Atari pong-in-a-chip IC (C010073-01) which was revolutionnary for the time. The on-screen scoring as well was a feature scarcely found on other pong systems.
Like all first Atari pong systems, the C-140 was also sold by Sears. It was the same as Atari's model, but with detachable controllers, and a woodgrain style.

Technical Info on the Super Pong:

NAME: SUPER PONG (Model C-140)
MANUFACTURER: Atari
ORIGIN: CA U.S.A.
YEAR: 1976
BUILT IN GAMES: 4 pongs games
CONTROLLERS: Two built-in paddles
CPU: Atari chipset (C010073-01 pong-in-a-chip)
BUTTONS: Start
SWITCHES: Power on/off, game selection, channel 3/4 switch for TV-output
SCORE: On screen
COLORS: Black & white And Color
SOUND: Built-in speaker
SIZE / WEIGHT: 11'' (w) x 5.5'' (d) x 5.5'' (h)
I/O PORTS: RF TV video output
BATTERIES: 4 x 'D'-size batteries
POWER SUPPLY: External power supply unit (6v)
GUN: No
PRICE: $79.99

I took these photos of the Superpong that I have with box and all^^