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... Atari , after a term from the Oriental game of Go . Atari followed Pong with a series of individual games . But its real coup came in 1977 , when it introduced the first Model 2600 , a video - game player . The Model 2600 was es ...
... Atari , after a term from the Oriental game of Go . Atari followed Pong with a series of individual games . But its real coup came in 1977 , when it introduced the first Model 2600 , a video - game player . The Model 2600 was es ...
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... Atari moved easily from its programmable video games to home computers , enjoying a certain spillover effect from those who had come to think of the company as the premier name in home electronics — and who wanted to play Atari video ...
... Atari moved easily from its programmable video games to home computers , enjoying a certain spillover effect from those who had come to think of the company as the premier name in home electronics — and who wanted to play Atari video ...
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... Atari , 66-67 , 68 , 69 , 70 , 71 , 72 , 129 , 132 Atari Model 2600 , 66 Atlantic Acceptance Corp. , 68–69 Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator ( Mark I ) , 27 , 29 , 39 , 40 automobile industry , growth of , 146– 150 , 151-152 ...
... Atari , 66-67 , 68 , 69 , 70 , 71 , 72 , 129 , 132 Atari Model 2600 , 66 Atlantic Acceptance Corp. , 68–69 Automatic Sequence Controlled Calculator ( Mark I ) , 27 , 29 , 39 , 40 automobile industry , growth of , 146– 150 , 151-152 ...
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