CHANNEL F Console French Secam version not sold (1976). N°432093 First game console to use a microprocessor (Fairchild F8 at 2 MHz), the Channel-F has only eight colors, a resolution of 128 x 64 pixels, and only 64 bytes of RAM for data. Two versions are marketed in the USA, while it is more successful in Europe: it is imported in England under the Grandstand brand. It is imported in England under the Grandstand brand, in Germany under several brands (Saba, Nordmende, ITT) and in Sweden (Luxor). Extremely rare copy from a pilot production limited to a hundred copies. 5 new sets never opened: videocart 2-6-8-11 and 13

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