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Underneath it is the word "'''{{color|#1d2ae0|b}}{{color|#db76ff|a}}{{color|#b42c1e|s}}{{color|#f98d21|i}}{{color|#1ac421|c}}'''" with a white bar underneath.
Underneath it is the word "'''{{color|#1d2ae0|b}}{{color|#db76ff|a}}{{color|#b42c1e|s}}{{color|#f98d21|i}}{{color|#1ac421|c}}'''" with a white bar underneath.


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'''Technique:''' 4-bit graphics.


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'''Audio:''' None.
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Background

The APF Imagination Machine is a gaming console and home computer system manufactured by APF Electronics Inc. built to compete with the Atari 2600.

Logo (November 1979-Early 1980s)

Visuals: On a black background, the letters "apf" in a heliotrope, marigold, and teal color are above a green box that reads:

TV MICRO-COMPUTER
COPYRIGHT APF1978

Underneath it is the word "basic" with a white bar underneath.

Technique: 4-bit graphics.

Audio: None.

Availability: Seen when you start up an APF MP-1000.

Legacy: This is possibly the first video game console startup screen.

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