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Revision as of 23:03, 18 August 2014

Atari 400
File:Atari400.jpg
Manufacturer Atari
Type Personal computer
Release Date 1979 (NA)
Discontinued
Media Cartridge
Save Format None
Input Options 4 Atari 8-Bit Joysticks
Special Features Cartridge Input
Power Switch
Reset Switch
I/O Output
Power Output
Units Sold
Top Selling Game
Variants Atari 800
Competitor(s) None
Predecessor None
Successor None

The Atari 400 was among the first in the line of 8-bit home computers developed and manufactured by Atari. Its design included a membrane-style keyboard, aiming it more toward families with children as well as computer gamers.

Gallery

See also

  • List of Atari 8-Bit computer games
  • List of Atari 8-Bit computer peripherals