> >> There was also an 8-bit AtariXE GS
> >> ciao larry
> >ATARI GS ?
> >AFAIK there was never a system named like that - just the XE.
> Sure was: the Atari XE _G_ame _S_ystem. Had (IIRC) Missile Command in the
> built-in ROM and had a slot for others... if you added a keyboard, drive,
> and all the knick-knacks, you could turn it into a regular XE.
OK, same thing - I was strictly refering to the 'official'
naming (branding) of the systems - keeping track of the
zillion names they used back than is a task of its own.
> Personally, I'm of the opinion of "why buy a car and weld on it a month to
> turn it into a truck... just buy a truck." ===> why buy a game to have to
> buy a bunch of stuff to turn it into a useful computer... just buy a computer.
Same with me - but as we have seen in the past the strategy was
successfull (All you need is a C64 and _maybe_ a datasette ...
just to lure them in and buy later on disk drives, and add-ons
until the system cost doubble the bucks of an A2 (clone) with
the same amount of beef :).
Servus
H.
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Received on Fri Jun 18 1999 - 14:30:24 BST