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"Your Atari Word Processor is a great advancement over the typical typewriter you are accustomed to using." - so trumpets the massive 'training manual' for this clunky, first-generation word processor from 1980. Soon superseded by AtariWriter.
This thing is big...and the floppy drive unit is nearly half the size of the main system. My freind is missing the printer he had with it years ago. You won't have much desk space left with all three components.
(Pictured: Tower Toppler)
During the rise of the NES, Atari released the 7800 ProSystem. Learning from some of the mistakes they made with the 5200, the 7800 had 2600 compatibility, which lead to the 7800 using a size and shape identical to the 2600 for its cartridges. 7800 carts mostly had a silver border and plain text end label, with game art in the middle of the main label.
Taken at the Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Creative Commons photo by ideonexus.com. Please feel free to use for any purpose!
Atari Elektronik Vertriebsgesellschaft mbH
Bebelallee 10, Hamburg, Germany
HQ from 1981-1985
Now empty, photo taken in 2008
I got this Atari 5200 for about $10 at the Grandview Flea Market in NH. It has 2 controllers, the TV adapter, power supply and Pacman. Everything works too. The power supply is a bit creepy however. I think it's just the design of it. No box unfortunately.
Atari Teenage Riot en vivo en el Lunario del Auditorio Nacional. Ciudad de México, 2012
Por: Bruno Mendizábal