Atari
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== Contributions == | == Contributions == | ||
Latest revision as of 23:14, 18 July 2008
Computers/consoles made by Atari:
- 1977: VCS
- 1979: 400
- 1980: 800
- 1982: 5200
- 1982: 2600 (renamed from VCS)
- 1982: 1200XL
- 1983: 600XL
- 1983: 800XL
- 1985: 130ST
- 1985: 130XE
- 1985: 260ST
- 1986: 65XE
- 1986: 800XE
- 1986: 7800
- 1986: 2600 Jr.
- 1987: 1040ST FM
- 1987: 520ST FM
- 1987: 520STE
- 1987: Mega ST FM
- 1987: XE Game System (XEGS)
- 1988: 1040STE
- 1988: 4160STE
- 1988: Mega STE
- 1989: Lynx
- 1989: STacy
- 1990: ST Book
- 1990: TT 030
- 1993: Jaguar
Computers which never went into production:
- 1983: 1400XL
- 1983: 1450XLD
- 1985: 65XEM
- 1985: 130ST
- 1985: 65XEP