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==Technology== The original working name of ''Rebound'' was ''Volleyball''. The game is housed in a custom cabinet that includes two paddles and a lit start button. The cabinet bezel is made of an orange tinted plastic, providing an orance colored overlay to the entire screen. The game [[PCB]] is composed of discrete technology. Steve Jobs signed off on the Jan 9, 1974 dated cabinet wiring diagram provided with the units.<ref name="bronzeage"> {{cite web | last = Welburn | first = Andy | publisher = Andys-Arcade | title = Andy's Arcade Bronzeage Info Resource: Atari rebound resource page | url=http://www.andys-arcade.net/personal/bronzeage/details/rebound/index.htm | accessdate = 2008-01-04 }}</ref> ''Rebound'' is also available as an upgrade to [[Pong]]. As Pong starts immediately when a coin is dropped, the Rebound PCB also immediately starts game play without the presence of start button wiring.<ref name="bronzeage" />
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