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content/museum/apf-imagination-machine.md

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   - title: IMAGINATION MACHINE
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   - title: APF Imagination Machine Demo
     url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekzppKYQzcQ
     text: 'Length: 2 min 34 s'
-  comments:
-  - author: APF user
-    date: Thursday 20th April 2017
-    text: |-
-      I went through five of these that were defective in various ways before I gave up and got my money back. The version of Basic was abysmally slow, and it did not have things like trig functions.
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-      The specs looked great and it looked like the complete package, but it just didn''t deliver on its promises.
-  - author: Lance (United States fl)
-    date: Sunday 6th March 2016
-    text: cantstump22@gmail.com is my contact Email
-  - author: Lance (United States fl)
-    date: Sunday 6th March 2016
-    text: I found one and I''m holding it right now. One Imagination machine and two of the detachable consoles. I''m not sure who I should talk to or what I should even do in order to sell it. Please contact at CantStump22@gmail.com if you have any suggestions or offers
-  - author: John (again) (Maine)
-    date: Tuesday 13rd March 2007
-    text: I learned BASIC on the IM-1 in the 7th grade. Great memories. I used to program up in the spare bedroom with a b/w TV that my folks could spare. When I'd finished a significant bit of programming, I would lug the big thing downstair to view on the big family TV to check the colors I'd programmed!
-  - author: John (Maine, USA)
-    date: Monday 30th May 2005
-    text: The Imagination Machine was my first real computer. I had a C64 after but wow I still remember opening the box and the huge machine coming out of it. I really learned to program on that machine.
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