Atari XE Game System (XEGS)
Company: Atari, Inc
Model Number: XEGS
Manufacture Date/Year: 1987
Camera Used: Nikon D5100
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Specifications
Core Unit:
Processor: 1.79 MHz MOS Technology 6502C
RAM: 64K onboard
Graphics:
"ANTIC" Graphics Processor
Graphic Television Interface Adaptor (GTIA) provides color playfield and generates sprites
Text: 24 x 40 characters
Maximum monochrome resolution: 320 x 192 pixels
Maximum color resolution: 160 x 96 pixels
256 color palette (16 on-screen)
8 sprites
Sound:
"POKEY" Chip
4 voices (semi-independent 8-bit channels)
Two channels can be combined for more accurate sound (16-bit)
Ports:
2 Controller ports
1 Keyboard port
1 RF output to TV
1 Composite output to monitor
1 audio out jack
1 SCIO peripheral port (tape, disk, printer, modem)
Keyboard:
Detachable keyboard (57 keys)
Round "Help" button at the top
Standard Controllers:
Atari DE-9 One-Button Joystick
Atari DE-9 XG-1 Light Gun
Atari XEGS Joystick Controller
Atari XEGS XG-1 Light Gun
Game Format:
ROM cartridge (one built-in ROM cartridge slot)
Shipped with Bug Hunt and Flight Simulator II ROM cartridges
Missle Command game built into system ROM
Compatible with Atari 800/400 ROM cartrigdes
Cassette tape (external compatible cassette tape recorder needed)
5.25-inch floppy disk (external compatible floppy disk drive needed)
Bug Hunt Game Cartridge
Flight Simulator II Game Cartridge
Operating System:
Atari OS Rev. 4 (32K ROM)
XEGS Manager
Built-in Atari BASIC (8K)
Built-in Self Test
Built-in Missle Command game (8K)
Disk Operating System
Depends on compatible disk drive, usually Atari DOS 1.0, Atari DOS 3.0, or DOS XE
Physical Dimensions:
Console:
Size (Inches): 2.25 H x 12.75 W x 8 D
Weight (Pounds): 2.25
Keyboard:
Size (Inches): 1.75 H x 13.75 W x 6.25 D
Weight (Pounds): 2.3
Camera Used: Nikon D5100
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Camera Used: Nikon D5100
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Camera Used: Nikon D5100
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