VideoBrain
| Launch | 1978 |
| Launch | 1979 |
“The Videobrain was a microcomputer based on Fairchild’s F8 processor. The system was shortlived and less than 25 software products were produced for it.
## Emulation
System | Emulator | Notes
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Windows / Mac OS / Linux | [MAME/MESS](https://www.mamedev.org) | Preliminary Support. Setname: `vidbrain`
*Emulator information last updated 17th March 2020*
## Tech
**Name** | Videobrain Family Computer
:- | –
**Origin** | United States
**Processor** | Fairchild F8
**Developed by** | David Chung and Albert Yu
**Memory** | 1KB
**Display Output** | Television via RF
**Display Size** (characters) | 16 columns x 7 rows
**Audio** | None
**Colours** | 16
**Storage** | ROM Cartridges and Cassette
**Input** | Keyboard (built-in), 4 x joystick ports
**Cost** | $499.95
## Resources
* [Channel-F-and-VideoBrain@groups.io](https://groups.io/g/Channel-F-and-VideoBrain)”