Atari 800 8-Bit Personal Computer (1979-1984) Microsoft The Windows 95 Video Guide

The Windows 95 Video Guide

it utilized a grid of eleven backlit buttons and a small speaker to deliver classics like Tic-Tac-Toe

Its iconic controller introduced the L and R shoulder buttons

It had a price of $89

Atari 800 8-Bit Personal Computer (1979-1984) Microsoft The Windows 95 Video GuideAtari 800 The Atari 800, released in November 1979 alongside the more affordable Atari 400, was a landmark in home computing that successfully merged the power of a gaming console with the utility of a personal computer. Originally developed under the code name "Colleen," it featured a high end design for its time, including a full travel mechanical keyboard, two cartridge slots, and a unique internal expandable memory system that could eventually