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Connecting Peripherals to Atari 8-bit Computers
Computers today generally have just one primary type of input/output port: USB-C or Thunderbolt, both of which use the USB-C connector.
Jun 18
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Paul Lefebvre
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Summer of '85: DOSBOS is rejected by ANALOG Computing
Although my first Atari computer was the Atari 400, we were able to upgrade it to an Atari 800XL by 1985.
Jun 3
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Paul Lefebvre
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Miner 2049er
Released in 1983, Miner 2049er was an incredibly popular game for the Atari 8-bit.
May 28
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Paul Lefebvre
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My Retro Computer Collection
As you start down the retro computing path, you’re going to end up with more than a few computers.
May 13
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Paul Lefebvre
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Inside the Atari 800
Let take it apart and look at the guts of the Atari computer that started it all.
May 6
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Paul Lefebvre
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More Atari 8-bit Cartridges
Cartridges were somewhat common on 8-bit computers.
Apr 29
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Paul Lefebvre
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Inside the Atari 1200XL
I recently purchased an Atari 800 collection on Facebook Marketplace and the seller was kind enough to throw in a non-working Atari 1200XL that they…
Apr 22
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Paul Lefebvre
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Mapping the Atari from Compute! Books
One Atari 8-bit book that it seems like nearly everyone had was Mapping the Atari by Ian Chadwick.
Apr 15
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Paul Lefebvre
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An Atari 8-bit Computer Timeline
The Atari 8-bit computers were introduced in 1979 and discontinued in 1992.
Apr 8
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Paul Lefebvre
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Paperweight, an April Fool's Prank from 40 years ago
Get some use out of that obsolete 8-bit Atari
Apr 1
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Paul Lefebvre
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Video: A Brief Overview of the Atari 800XL
For the past year or so, I’ve been a member of the New England Vintage Electronics Club (NEVEC).
Feb 11
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Paul Lefebvre
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Introduction of the Atari 400/800 in 1979
I wasn’t there at the time, but it must have been amazing when the Atari 400/800 were both introduced in late 1979.
Feb 4
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Paul Lefebvre
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