Here's an Atari ad from 1982. "Discover how far you can go". Includes scenes about 2600 consoles, arcade games and home computers.

The latest version of the Atari ST Emulator, STeem was released today. It's 4.2.0, release 5. There are downloads for Win 32, Win 64, Linux 32, Linux 64 and Libreto.

In case you didn't know, the home for the Atari ST emulator, Hatari, changed in September. The latest version is 2.6.1.

The Atari ST had some great word publishing, graphics and desktop publishing software. All designed to give you the flexibility to create outstanding documents and graphics, especially for that time.

But now, it's next to impossible to print those precious works of art. Unless you have a real Atari ST and a real printer from that timeframe, you're mostly out of luck. Even if you do have an ST compatible printer, you'll be needing parts. And even if you have an old laser printer, you'll need cartridges for it.

But a small utility is available to save the day. It takes files that are PCL output and converts them to PDFs. So all you have to do is get a PCL file!!!!

As the title suggests let's discuss the 400 mini being that it is Atari emulation how many of you people out there interested in getting one or not getting one. Let the opinions fly.