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[[Image:Falcon030.jpg|thumb|Atari Falcon]]
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''Stub for Falcon''
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The '''Atari Falcon''' is a computer that was developed by [[Atari Corporation]] and released in 1992. Focus was on multimedia capabilites (24-bit graphics, significant sound replay and recording capabilities). It was the last member of the [[TOS Family]] of computers manufactured by Atari.
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== Summary ==
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* Falcon 030
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** Specification sheet. [[MC68030]] processor @ 16mhz, [[56001]] [[DSP]] @ 32mhz
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** Packaged in [[STE]] case. Distinguished from STE models by dark grey keyboard keys, "rainbow" logo
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** common configurations
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* Falcon 040 models developed, prototypes, never released (add link to old computer museum)
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== Demos ==
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* [[Falcon Demos FAQ]]
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== Games ==
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* [[Falcon Games List]]
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== Programming ==
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* [[Atari_F030|Falcon 030]] registers
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== Hardware Upgrades ==
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* [[Older accelerators]]
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* CT60
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* Overclocking, DSP overclocks etc
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== External links ==
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* Atari Falcon [[Demo|demos]] on [[http://pouet.net/prodlist.php?platform=Atari%20Falcon%20030  Pouet.net]]
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* Wikipedia entry for [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atari_Falcon  Atari Falcon]]

Revision as of 23:25, 10 October 2006

Atari Falcon

Stub for Falcon

The Atari Falcon is a computer that was developed by Atari Corporation and released in 1992. Focus was on multimedia capabilites (24-bit graphics, significant sound replay and recording capabilities). It was the last member of the TOS Family of computers manufactured by Atari.

Summary

  • Falcon 030
    • Specification sheet. MC68030 processor @ 16mhz, 56001 DSP @ 32mhz
    • Packaged in STE case. Distinguished from STE models by dark grey keyboard keys, "rainbow" logo
    • common configurations
  • Falcon 040 models developed, prototypes, never released (add link to old computer museum)

Demos


Games


Programming


Hardware Upgrades


External links