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Atari 400
The Atari 400 Basic Computer was released in 1979 and was aimed at more at kids, rather than adults. The Atari 400 was nicknamed Candy and was a 8 bit computer without a monitor port. It was released with 8k RAM that progressed to 16k RAM and the upgradeable 48k RAM pack. The computer contained four controller ports, a membrane type keyboard and a hard wired RF switch. Contained a cartridge slot 'left'.
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Back
right of the Atari 400 shows the Channel 3/4 Switch
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Right side of the Atari 400: I/O Output |
Front of the Atari 400 showing the 4 controller ports
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The
top lifts up to uncover the cartridge slot for the system.
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Sample
Atari computer game cartridge.
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Sample Big Five Software cartridge for Atari computers |
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Sample
Controller Tip
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Sample Power Tip Input:
120V 60Hz 50W CO17945 |
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