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Atari 130XE

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The Atari 130XE is an 8-bit home computer released by Atari in 1985 as part of the Atari XE series. It features 128KB of RAM and utilizes the MOS Technology 6502-based architecture established by earlier Atari 8-bit systems. The computer was marketed as a budget-friendly option for families and enthusiasts, supporting a large library of educational software, productivity tools, and video games via cartridge and external floppy drives.

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When was the Atari 130XE released?

The Atari 130XE was released in 1985 as part of Atari's XE series. It continued the company's 8-bit home-computer line.

How much RAM does the Atari 130XE have?

The Atari 130XE has 128KB of RAM. It uses the MOS Technology 6502-based architecture established by earlier Atari 8-bit systems.

Can the Atari 130XE run Atari 8-bit computer software?

Yes, it belongs to the Atari 8-bit family and uses the architecture established by earlier systems. Its XE-series compatibility made it a home computer as well as a gaming machine.

How does the Atari 130XE compare with the Commodore 64?

The 130XE and Commodore 64 are both 8-bit home computers from the same broad era, but they use different hardware families and software ecosystems. The Atari model has 128KB of RAM and is based on Atari's 6502-derived architecture.

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