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Category: Atari Museum

My collection of Atari home computers, from the 600XL to the TT030.

Atari Mega ST2 Label
8. September 2019Atari Museum, Retro Museum

An Atari Mega ST2

The next member of my collection is an Atari Mega ST2, ideal for upgrading to 4MB. The Mega ST series was available […]

Atari SM124 Label
8. September 2019Atari Museum, Retro Museum

The high resolution monitor Atari SM124

The SM124 was a sensation around the mid 80s. High-resolution and flicker-free – a true professional monitor. 640×400 pixels in black and […]

Atari 1040STFM #3
8. September 20198. September 2019Atari Museum, Retro Museum

The third Atari 1040ST (#3)

The third Atari 1040ST of my collection, is (similar to the first one) again an STFM, so the version including the RF […]

Atari 1040STFM #2 Board Rev
8. September 2019Atari Museum, Retro Museum

The next Atari 1040ST (#2)

For reasons that I do not remember anymore today, I bought two more 1040s shortly after the first one. At similar low […]

Atari 1040STFM #1 Label
6. September 20196. September 2019Atari Museum, Atari ST projects, Projects, Retro Museum

My “first” Atari ST

Well, it is certainly not new – and it is also not my first Atari. But from today’s retro collectors point of […]

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