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<p>Equipment Design Division at military contractor <a href="page.php?w=Sanders_Associates">Sanders Associates</a>, came up with the concept of using a television to play games, and the next morning wrote up a four-page proposal for a "game box" that would plug into a television screen, costing around . The proposed device would transmit a signal that the television set could tune into like a television channel, which Baer referred to as Channel LP, short for "let's play", and he described several games that could be played on it. While <a href="page.php?w=early_history_of_video_games">electronic computer games</a></p><p>
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