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APh Technological Consulting
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APh Technological Consulting was an engineering firm based in Pasadena, California. It was formed in 1974 as a limited partnership by two California Institute of Technology (Caltech) students, Glenn Hightower and John Denker. (APh is an abbreviation for applied physics.)
In 1976, APh was hired by Mattel to help design the Intellivision system. They also developed the operating system and the first games.
Several members of APh left in 1982 and started Cheshire Engineering after a dispute over profits from developing Mattel's "M Network" line of Atari 2600 games.
In 1976, APh was hired by Mattel to help design the Intellivision system. They also developed the operating system and the first games.
Several members of APh left in 1982 and started Cheshire Engineering after a dispute over profits from developing Mattel's "M Network" line of Atari 2600 games.
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