calimero wrote:Thanks for interesting!
@1st1 thanks for sharing! Can you made list of Atari computers and peripherals (or can you point me to site where I can find it) ?
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Computers:
130 ST (rare, early prototype)
260 ST
520 ST
520 STM
520 ST+
260 STD (rare, prototype, floppy on the left side)
260 STFM (rare, prototype, floppy on the left side)
520 STFM (large floppy eject button)
520 STFM (small floppy eject button)
520 STE
1040 STF (large floppy eject button)
1040 STF (small floppy eject button)
1040 STFM (rare, prototype)
2080 STFM (rare)
4160 STFM (rare)
1040 STE (floppy with Atari shield)
1040 STE (PC-floppy, like Falcon)
1040 STE+ (prototype, no idea if they have been produces, but since few days we know circuit diagram and board layout from czietz findings)
4160 STE (rare, prototype)
Mega ST 1 (large floppy eject button)
Mega ST 2 (large floppy eject button)
Mega ST 4 (large floppy eject button)
Mega ST 1 (small floppy eject button)
Mega ST 2 (small floppy eject button)
Mega ST 4 (small floppy eject button)
Mega 1
Mega 2
Mega 4
Mega STE - here it would also be interesting what has been printed on the badge at the bottom (original hdd size, memory size)
E-ST (prototype)
TT 030 - here it would also be interesting what has been printed on the badge at the bottom (original hdd size, memory size) (I think there wew also early one which had a dash behint "TT 030" and mem size, like "TT 030/4" on the badge)
Falcon 030 - here it would also be interesting what has been printed on the badge at the bottom (original hdd size, memory size)
Falcon 030 Microbox (rare prototype)
Falcon MK-I (C-LAB)
Falcon MK-II (C-LAB)
Falcon MK-X (C-LAB)
Falcon 040 (rare prototype, maybe only boards)
Stacy
Stacy 1
Stacy 2
Stacy 4
ST-Book (1MB, there may have also been rare 4 MB models, I don't know if they had different label)
ST-Pad / STylus
ATW 800 (Abaque is the same)
Sparrow (I don't know exactly how they were named)
PC 1
PC 2
PC 3
PC 4
PC 4 Mitac (see
http://www.ataripc.net/pc4-286/mitac-pc4-germany/)
PC 5
PC5/Eurix
ABC 286/30 (maybe also different clock frequencys)
ABC 386SX-II
ABC 386DX-II
ABC N386SX (NABC-11, Notebook)
Portfolio HPC-004
Portfolio HPC-005
Portfolio HPC-006
Portfolio HPC-009
Portfolio HPC-010
Portfolio HPC-011
(they differ in Firmware/DIP-DOS version, maybe there are more HPC-versions)
Peripherials
SF 314 (large eject button)
SF 314 (small exect button)
SF 324 (no details known)
SF 354 (simple board)
SF 354 (board with microcontroller)
SF 354 (large eject button)
SF 354 (small exect button) (small/large eject button cold be combined with simple or microcontroller board, i don't know, I have both with large eject button)
SH 204
SH 205
SH 317 (10 MB)
Megafile 20
Megafile 30
Megafile 44
Megafile 60
SMM 804
STC 504 (thermo transfer color)
SLM 804
SLM 605
SLM C804 (SLM DMA interface)
SX212 (Modem)
CDAR 504
Monitors
SM 124 (maybe differentiate between different versions)
SM 125
SM 144 (for Mega STE)
SM 146 (for Mega STE)
SM 147 (only USA)
SC 1224 (Goldstar)
SC 1224 (JVC)
SC 1224 (Samsung)
SC 1435
PS 3000 (with integrated floppy)
SM-194
TTM-194
TTM-195
PTC-1425 (VGA, for PC)
PTC-1426 (VGA monitor for TT and ABC series)
PCM 145 (VGA monochrome)
Mouse
STM-1 (grey, different mechanics!)
STM-1 (white, for TT and PC)
Keyboard
for Mega ST / ATW 800
for Mega STE (grey)
for TT
(PC-Keyboards, I think most of them were made by Keytronics, and early ones with F-keys on the left by Cherry - similar ot Mega ST keyboard)
We may add also Milan, Hades, Medusa, Firebee?
That's it for now, after some brainstorming and online research. if you have to add things, just do.
Sources:
- my brain (the parts which still exists...)
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http://www.atari-museum.de
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http://www.atari-computermuseum.de
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http://www.ataripc.net/
Power without the Price. It's not a bug. It's a feature. _/|\_ATARI
1040STFM in PC-Tower (PAK68/2, OvrScn, 4 MB, 1GB SCSI, CD-ROM...) * 3x Falcon 030 * 3x TT030 * many 260 /520/1040ST(F)(M)(+) * 520/1040STE * many Mega ST * 2x Mega STE * Stacy * STBook * 2x SLM605 * 3x SLM804 * SMM804 * SH 204/205 * Megafile 30/44/60 * SF314 * SF354 * 5x Pofo * PC3 * ...