The ITT Telematch Processor appeared in West Germany in 1978 as a licensed version of the Fairchild Channel F system. It used interchangeable cartridges compatible with that platform and retained its distinctive control system, but featured a completely different design, with a lower case, metal front panel and detachable controllers. In addition to cartridge games, it included Pong-type games built into the console itself. It was one of several European versions of the Channel F marketed by television manufacturers, alongside models from SABA, Nordmende, Luxor and Ingelen.