TOS Family - Revision history

>Wongck at 16:23, 28 January 2012

2012-01-28T16:23:16Z

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	[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[TOS_2.06_in-depth_user_guide#TOS_2.06_overview\|Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]		[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[TOS_2.06_in-depth_user_guide#TOS_2.06_overview\|Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]

	The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].		The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[Digital signal processor\|DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].
	The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.		The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.

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	\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive		\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive
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	\|[[Falcon 030\|Falcon]]\|\|68030\|\|16mhz\|\|1MB, 4MB (standard) or 14MB \|\|32bit\|\|[[TOS]] 4.01 to 4.04, TOS 4.92 (beta),GEM ?\|\|ST modes, TT mode, High colour mode\|\|[[DSP]],[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]]\|\|1992\|\|Last TOS computer, most multimedia capable		\|[[Falcon 030\|Falcon]]\|\|68030\|\|16mhz\|\|1MB, 4MB (standard) or 14MB \|\|32bit\|\|[[TOS]] 4.01 to 4.04, TOS 4.92 (beta),GEM ?\|\|ST modes, TT mode, High colour mode\|\|[[Digital signal processor\|DSP]],[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]]\|\|1992\|\|Last TOS computer, most multimedia capable
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	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Atari computers]] [[Category:TOS Clones]]		[[Category:Atari computers]] [[Category:TOS Clones]]

>Wongck at 16:12, 28 January 2012

2012-01-28T16:12:09Z

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	[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[TOS_2.06_in-depth_user_guide#TOS_2.06_overview\|Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]		[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[TOS_2.06_in-depth_user_guide#TOS_2.06_overview\|Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]

	The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].		The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].
	The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.		The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.

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	\|[[ST]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|130kb to 512kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.0,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1985\|\|First model of ST introduced		\|[[ST]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|130kb to 512kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.0,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1985\|\|First model of ST introduced
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	\|STF/M/FM\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512kb to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.2 to TOS 1.4,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1987\|\|'F' indicates internalised floppy drive, 'M' indicates internal TV modulator		\|STF/M/FM\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512kb to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.2 to TOS 1.4,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1987\|\|'F' indicates internalised floppy drive, 'M' indicates internal TV modulator
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	\|[[STE]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512 to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.6 to TOS 1.62,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Blitter]],[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|'E' stands for "enhanced". Features 16bit PCM replay, hardware scrolling, [[ACSI, SCSI and IDE#DMA\|DMA]], [[Blitter]]		\|[[STE]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512 to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.6 to TOS 1.62,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Blitter]],[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|'E' stands for "enhanced". Features 16bit PCM replay, hardware scrolling, [[ACSI, SCSI and IDE#DMA\|DMA]], [[Blitter]]
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	\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive		\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive
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	\|[[Falcon 030\|Falcon]]\|\|68030\|\|16mhz\|\|1MB, 4MB (standard) or 14MB \|\|32bit\|\|[[TOS]] 4.01 to 4.04, TOS 4.92 (beta),GEM ?\|\|ST modes, TT mode, High colour mode\|\|[[DSP]],[[YM2149]]\|\|1992\|\|Last TOS computer, most multimedia capable		\|[[Falcon 030\|Falcon]]\|\|68030\|\|16mhz\|\|1MB, 4MB (standard) or 14MB \|\|32bit\|\|[[TOS]] 4.01 to 4.04, TOS 4.92 (beta),GEM ?\|\|ST modes, TT mode, High colour mode\|\|[[DSP]],[[Yamaha YM2149\|YM2149]]\|\|1992\|\|Last TOS computer, most multimedia capable
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	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Atari computers]] [[Category:TOS Clones]]		[[Category:Atari computers]] [[Category:TOS Clones]]

>Wongck: /* Generations of the TOS family */

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Generations of the TOS family

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	==Generations of the TOS family==		==Generations of the TOS family==
	*[[ST]] - 130 ST, 260 ST, 520 ST, 1040 ST		*[[Atari ST\|ST]] - 130 ST, 260 ST, 520 ST, 1040 ST
	*[[STF]] - 520 STF, 1040 STF		*[[Atari ST\|STF]] - 520 STF, 1040 STF
	*[[Atari ST\|STM]] - 520 STM, 1040 STM		*[[Atari ST\|STM]] - 520 STM, 1040 STM
	*[[STF]] - 520 STFM, 1040 STFM		*[[Atari ST\|STF]] - 520 STFM, 1040 STFM
	*[[Stacy]]		*[[Stacy]]
	*[[Mega ST]] - Mega 1, Mega 2, Mega 4		*[[Mega ST]] - Mega 1, Mega 2, Mega 4

>Wongck at 14:06, 28 January 2012

2012-01-28T14:06:19Z

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	*[[ST]] - 130 ST, 260 ST, 520 ST, 1040 ST		*[[ST]] - 130 ST, 260 ST, 520 ST, 1040 ST
	*[[STF]] - 520 STF, 1040 STF		*[[STF]] - 520 STF, 1040 STF
	*[[STM]] - 520 STM, 1040 STM		*[[Atari ST\|STM]] - 520 STM, 1040 STM
	*[[STF]] - 520 STFM, 1040 STFM		*[[STF]] - 520 STFM, 1040 STFM
	*[[Stacy]]		*[[Stacy]]

>Wongck at 13:27, 29 November 2011

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	[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]		[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[TOS_2.06_in-depth_user_guide#TOS_2.06_overview\|Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]

	The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].		The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].

>Wongck at 12:17, 29 November 2011

2011-11-29T12:17:00Z

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	[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]		[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]

	The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].		The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].
	The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.		The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.

>Wongck at 15:08, 15 October 2011

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	\|STF/M/FM\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512kb to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.2 to TOS 1.4,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1987\|\|'F' indicates internalised floppy drive, 'M' indicates internal TV modulator		\|STF/M/FM\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512kb to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.2 to TOS 1.4,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1987\|\|'F' indicates internalised floppy drive, 'M' indicates internal TV modulator
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	\|[[STE]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512 to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.6 to TOS 1.62,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Blitter]],[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|'E' stands for "enhanced". Features 16bit PCM replay, hardware scrolling, [[[[ACSI, SCSI and IDE#DMA\|DMA]], [[Blitter]]		\|[[STE]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512 to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.6 to TOS 1.62,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Blitter]],[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|'E' stands for "enhanced". Features 16bit PCM replay, hardware scrolling, [[ACSI, SCSI and IDE#DMA\|DMA]], [[Blitter]]
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	\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive		\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive

>Wongck at 15:08, 15 October 2011

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	\|STF/M/FM\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512kb to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.2 to TOS 1.4,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1987\|\|'F' indicates internalised floppy drive, 'M' indicates internal TV modulator		\|STF/M/FM\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512kb to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.2 to TOS 1.4,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1987\|\|'F' indicates internalised floppy drive, 'M' indicates internal TV modulator
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	\|[[STE]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512 to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.6 to TOS 1.62,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Blitter]],[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|'E' stands for "enhanced". Features 16bit PCM replay, hardware scrolling, [[DMA]], [[Blitter]]		\|[[STE]]\|\|68000\|\|8mhz\|\|512 to 1024kb (standard)\|\|16 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 1.6 to TOS 1.62,GEM ?\|\|320x200x16 colours, 640x200x4 colours, 640x400 monochrome\|\|[[Blitter]],[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|'E' stands for "enhanced". Features 16bit PCM replay, hardware scrolling, [[[[ACSI, SCSI and IDE#DMA\|DMA]], [[Blitter]]
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	\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive		\|[[TT]]\|\|68030\|\|16-32mhz\|\|2MB to 4MB ST ram (standard), up to 32 TTram\|\|32 bit\|\|[[TOS]] 3.02 to TOS 3.06,GEM ?\|\|ST modes, ??\|\|[[YM2149]],[[WD1772]],[[MK68901]]\|\|1989\|\|Aimed at business market. Keyboard external to case, internal hard drive

>Wongck at 14:02, 15 October 2011

2011-10-15T14:02:04Z

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	*[[Falcon 030]]		*[[Falcon 030]]
	*[[Falcon 040]] (prototype)		*[[Falcon 040]] (prototype)
	*[[~~Transputer~~]]		*[[ABAQ ATW 800]]

	==TOS clones==		==TOS clones==

>Ragstaff: categorise, some additions

2011-08-21T16:19:20Z

categorise, some additions

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	*[[Transputer]]		*[[Transputer]]

			==TOS clones==
			As well as computers made by Atari, a number of [[TOS clones]] were produced by other companies such as [[Hades]], [[Medusa]], or more recently the [[Firebee]] Coldfire project.

	==Family Specification Summary==		==Family Specification Summary==
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			[[Category:Atari computers]] [[Category:TOS Clones]]

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	[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]		[[Image:Atari_TOS_1_0.png\|thumb\|GEM [[Desktop]] of TOS 1.0 familiar to Atari users. TOS 1.0 is shown here.]]

	The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].		The '''TOS Family''' of machines represents those personal computers manufactured by [[Atari]] from 1985 to 1992 which used the [[TOS]] operating system and [[GEM]] graphical user interface. All members of the family were based on the [[CPU\|680x0]] family of [[CPU\|CPU's]], and also shared certain fundamental components of the chipset (sometimes for backward-compatibility), such as the [[YM2149]] and basic video hardware. Different generations of the family were also enhanced with additions to the chipset, such as the [[blitter]] in the Mega ST and STE, and the [[DSP]] in the [[Atari Falcon\|Falcon]].
	The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.		The [[ST\|ST Family]] is the major subset of the TOS family.