[3] After the emergence of the AY-3-8500 chipset in the Nichtsozialistisches Wirtschaftsgebiet (NSW) in 1976, there were also considerations in Poland to produce such a consumer good.

Some electronic journals also published blueprints for the reader to build his own Pong console.

Later, in Poland, the AY-3-8500 from General Instrument was finally legally acquired by the Federal Republic of Germany to build the TVG-10.

[2] Elwro began production of the TVG-10 in 1979,[4] the console was available in 1980 in the radio and television departments in Poland.

With this legal form, it was possible to obtain larger quantities of chips at better conditions, which allowed the increase in production numbers.