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The arcade, at home! I remember seeing my father battle my sister for hours on 2 player Space Invaders.
This unit was much smaller (almost half the size) than the original 800. What i don't get is why they called it the "XL" when it's smaller and lost some features the original had. You only get one slot, and it's now 2 controller ports instead of 4.
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Atari Elektronik Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH
Bebelallee 10, Hamburg, Germany
HQ from 1981-1985
Now empty, photo taken in 2008
Don't mind her lack of eyes, she's getting faceup prepped.
Atari belongs to my boyfriend, gelatin-skelatin.
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The TT-RAM of an Atari TT. An Atari TT has two kinds of RAM, slower ST-RAM that sits on a 16MHz bus, and faster TT-ram that sits on a 32MHz bus, the same as the CPU. My TT is upgraded to a whopping 16MB of TT-RAM.
Upgrading the RAM was bit of an adventure. I found a description on a forum on how the jumpers should be set. One of the jumpers set the memory type, apparently there are two kinds of SIMM, burst and non-burst IIRC. Burst SIMM were apparently very rare, on the edge of non-existing according to those sources so I expected that jumper to be correctly set to non-burst. But after replacing the SIMMs it wouldn't detect any TT-RAM at all at first! Turns out that the old RAM was of the rarer kind, so after changing the jumper it worked as it should.
My newly purchased Atari Portfolio, one of the first pocket computers made. Bidded SEK 205 on a Swedish auction site. No accessories unfortunately. Another Atari item for the collection though. :)
Hand-held camera, no flash, ISO400.
Found at a junk shop in south Sacramento. I had never heard of this particular device, but was very excited when I spotted "Atari." It cost me $10. The table is also a thrift-store find--I refinished the surface.
Retro ads for the legendary ATARI game console.
Agency: The Republik
12/9/08
The Nucleus Project
© Fady Rostom
spotted this Atari game console in a local thrift shop and it took me back. I still remember the Christmas my brother and I got one. it was the best christmas ever!! lol.
I probably would have bought it if it had the controllers and any games with it.
took this with my new ipod touch 4G camera. The quality sucks on anything other then the ipod itself. which is ok anyways.. the camera function on the ipod touch to me is just a novelty. I love it otherwise.. so much more than just an ipod.