Models
Dendy was produced in five configurations: Dendy Classic, Dendy Classic II, Dendy Junior, Dendy Junior II and Dendy Junior IVP.
Dendy Classic, according to advertising booklets of the manufacturer, had two video outputs, compatible with television standards PAL and SECAM. It had only one gamepad (the second was sold separately). Dendy Classic II was the same, but had different console and controller design. Dendy Junior had only one PAL-video output. Dendy Junior II was also designed to resemble the Famicom but gamepads were hard-wired to the body. Dendy Junior IVP came with a light gun.
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Dendy Junior
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Dendy Junior controller
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Dendy Junior II
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Dendy Junior II interfaces
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Dendy Junior II controllers
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