APF Imagination Machine

The APF Imagination Machine was a 1979 computer by APF. It had 2 separate components, the APF MP-1000 video game system and the Imagination Machine itself, It had a Motorola 6800 as its CPU, a Motorola 6847 for graphics and a 1 sound channel with 5 octaves to produce sound, It had 9 KB of RAM and 14 KB of VRAM. It had game cartridges {MP-1000} and tapes {Imagination Machine} for storage, its lifespan was from 1979-1983, but when APF went bankrupt in 1983 due to the video game crash of 1983 and the Hybrid was a total failure.

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