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Atari 130XE Computer

"Power Without The Price" was the tag line that accompanied this full-fledge 8-bit computer that included 128KB of RAM, of which 64KB was available through bank-switching. It was a design based on an the aging MOS 6502 CPU at the time, just before the introduction of the vastly superior ATARI ST which was designed around a Motorola 68000 CPU, as did Apple's Macintosh computers, contemporaries of the ST. It was a trusty machine that got work done - and still does after almost 30 years (at time of video upload)! A typo slipped in, in this video: view video "(...) (edited)" to read the accurate statement re: market cap of Commodore before the introduction of the Vic-20 and Commodore 64 (it should read $100M, not $100...!)