The machines that made history
Every Atari console and computer has its full page in the app. Here are a few favorites.
Home Pong
The arcade game that started the industry came home: the home version of Pong was first sold through Sears.
- Players
- 2 players
- Processor
- A single dedicated chip
- Output
- Plugs into the TV
Atari 2600
The console that brought video games into millions of homes, with its iconic woodgrain front and one-button joystick.
- Processor
- MOS 6507 · 1,19 MHz
- Memory
- 128 bytes RAM
- Format
- Cartridges
Atari 800
The most advanced home computer of its time, with dedicated chips for graphics and sound.
- Processor
- MOS 6502B · 1,79 MHz
- Memory
- Up to 48 KB RAM
- Chips
- ANTIC · CTIA · POKEY
Atari 5200
Built on the 8-bit computer hardware, it brought arcade-level graphics and an analog controller with a keypad.
- Processor
- MOS 6502C · 1,79 MHz
- Memory
- 16 KB RAM
- Controller
- Analog controller
Atari 800XL
More compact, with 64 KB of memory and built-in Atari BASIC: one of the great 8-bit classics.
- Processor
- MOS 6502C · 1,79 MHz
- Memory
- 64 KB RAM
- Software
- Atari BASIC
Atari 65XE
The XE line of the Tramiel era: the same power as the XL series in a refreshed, more affordable design.
- Processor
- MOS 6502C · 1,79 MHz
- Memory
- 64 KB RAM
- Compatibility
- XL series compatible
Atari 1040STf
The first personal computer with 1 MB of memory for under a thousand dollars, with MIDI ports: a favorite of musicians and studios.
- Processor
- Motorola 68000 · 8 MHz
- Memory
- 1 MB RAM
- Music
- Built-in MIDI
Atari 7800
Compatible with almost the entire 2600 library, with the MARIA graphics chip able to move dozens of sprites on screen.
- Processor
- MOS 6502C · 1,79 MHz
- Memory
- 4 KB RAM
- Compatibility
- 2600 compatible
Atari XEGS
A console and a computer in one: with its detachable keyboard it could run all of Atari's 8-bit software.
- Processor
- MOS 6502C · 1,79 MHz
- Memory
- 64 KB RAM
- Keyboard
- Detachable keyboard
Atari Lynx
The first handheld console with a backlit color screen, with an ambidextrous design.
- Processor
- 65SC02 · up to 4 MHz
- Memory
- 64 KB RAM
- Screen
- Color screen
Atari Falcon030
Atari's last computer: a 68030 with a digital signal processor built for audio and multimedia.
- Processor
- Motorola 68030 · 16 MHz
- Memory
- Up to 14 MB RAM
- Chips
- DSP Motorola 56001
Atari Jaguar
Marketed as the first 64-bit console, with its "Tom" and "Jerry" chips and a keypad controller.
- Processor
- Tom · Jerry · 68000
- Memory
- 2 MB RAM
- Format
- Cartridges
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