Difference between revisions of "Atari Corporation"
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| − | '''Atari''' is a computer entertainment brand name. Orginally founded by [[Nolan Bushnell]] and [[Ted Dabne]] in 1972 | + | '''Atari''' is a computer entertainment brand name. Orginally founded by [[Nolan Bushnell]] and [[Ted Dabne]] in 1972. |
| + | See [[Atari machines]] for a list of the computers and consoles manufactured by Atari. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
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*Time Warner | *Time Warner | ||
*8 Bit years | *8 Bit years | ||
| − | *[[Sam | + | *[[Sam Tramiel]] years and the [[ST]] series |
| − | *Move from PC's back to consoles in 1992, subsequent failure in | + | *Move from PC's back to consoles in 1992, subsequent failure in that market |
*Sale to JTS | *Sale to JTS | ||
*Owned by Infogrames | *Owned by Infogrames | ||
Revision as of 13:09, 15 October 2006
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Atari is a computer entertainment brand name. Orginally founded by Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabne in 1972.
See Atari machines for a list of the computers and consoles manufactured by Atari.
History
- Pong, VCS2600
- Time Warner
- 8 Bit years
- Sam Tramiel years and the ST series
- Move from PC's back to consoles in 1992, subsequent failure in that market
- Sale to JTS
- Owned by Infogrames
